ear
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 Vezi și : EAR, -ear |
engleză
(English)
Variante
- ere
Etimologie
Din engleza medie ere, ȝhere, care provine din engleza veche ēare (“ear”) < proto-germanică *ausô.
Pronunție
- AFI: /ɪər/
Substantiv
ear, pl. ears
- (anat.) ureche
- He pressed his ear against to wall, in order to hear better.
- (anat.) auriculă
- (argou) informator, ciripitor
Sinonime
- 2: auricle
Cuvinte derivate
- earache
- earbud
- eardrum
- earful
- earhole
- earlobe
- earmark
- earpiece
- earphone
- earprint
- earring
- earshot
- earsore
- earwax
Cuvinte compuse
- ear canal
- ear trumpet
- external ear
- inner ear
- middle ear
- outer ear
Locuțiuni
- by ear
Expresii
- cauliflower ear
- bend somebody's ear
- between the ears
- ears are burning
- ear to the ground
- have one's ears lowered
- little pitchers have big ears
- make a silk purse of a sow's ear
- mind's ear
- out on one's ear
- surfer's ear
- swimmer's ear
Vezi și
- hear
- hearing
Etimologie
Din engleza medie er, care provine din engleza veche ēar < proto-germanică *ahaz.
Substantiv
ear, pl. ears
- (agr.) spic
- He is in the fields, harvesting ears of corn.
Sinonime
- head, spike
Etimologie
Din engleza veche erian.
Verb
| Conjugarea verbului to ear | |
| Infinitiv | to ear |
| Prezent simplu pers. 3 sg. |
ears |
| Trecut simplu | eared |
| Participiu trecut | eared |
| Participiu prezent | earing |
Sinonime
- plough
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