English to Irish Meaning of hear - chloisteáil

Hear :

chloisteáil

verb

chloisteáil, éisteacht, Harken, liosta, bain triail, mheas, amharc, díolama, idirdhealú, pearsanta, Hark

Hear :: chloisteáilHeard :: chualaHearer :: hearerHearers :: hearersHearing :: éisteachtHears :: cloiseannHearses :: Eileatraim

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Definitions of hear in English

Verb(1) perceive (sound(2) get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally(3) examine or hear (evidence or a case(4) receive a communication from someone(5) listen and pay attention

Examples of hear in English

(1) We often hear of private records being dumped illegally or information being stolen.(2) I sent an email to the minister informing him that I expect to hear of his resignation in coming days.(3) I can't hear!(4) If anyone has more information, I would be most interested to hear of it.(5) To hear cases, the judges sit in Chambers of seven, appointed on a rotating basis from within each Section.(6) I suspect we will hear of more research like this as mobile-phone using cohorts in the population age.(7) he did not hear very well(8) I was shocked to hear of her death(9) He may be willing to listen but will he hear anything that's said?(10) stay away from there, do you hear?(11) I won't hear of such idiocy(12) Her voice was so quite that he almost didn't hear her over the sound of the river.(13) It helped her hear some vowel sounds in the lower frequencies, but that was all.(14) if you would like to join the committee, we would love to hear from you(15) But there is no record that He ever refused to hear the prayer of anyone; not even the lowest.(16) we can see and hear at the same time

Related Phrases of hear

(1) to hear ::

a chloisteáil

(2) hear from ::

cloisteáil

(3) hear of ::

chloisteáil ar

(4) hear about ::

chloisteáil faoi

(5) hear that ::

chloisteáil go

(6) not hear ::

nach éisteacht

(7) hear out ::

chloisteáil amach

(8) did not hear ::

ní raibh éisteacht

(9) hear to ::

chloisteáil go

Related Phrases of hear

(1) to hear ::

a chloisteáil

(2) hear from ::

cloisteáil

(3) hear of ::

chloisteáil ar

(4) hear about ::

chloisteáil faoi

(5) hear that ::

chloisteáil go

(6) not hear ::

nach éisteacht

(7) hear out ::

chloisteáil amach

(8) did not hear ::

ní raibh éisteacht

(9) hear to ::

chloisteáil go

Synonyms

Verb

1. perceive sound ::

bhrath fuaime

2. perceive ::

bhrath

3. listen to ::

éist le

4. be informed ::

chur ar an eolas

5. try ::

bain triail

6. acknowledge ::

aitheantas a thabhairt

7. take heed ::

ghlacadh heed

8. get wind ::

gaoithe a fháil

Antonyms

1. ignore ::

neamhaird

Different Forms

hear, heard, hearer, hearers, hears

Word Example from TV Shows

I really need to HEAR from you.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 13

You HEAR that?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 10

Did you HEAR that?

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

I HEAR the prince is a right royal prick.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

I didn’t HEAR anything.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

Examples of hear from TV Shows

I really need to HEAR from you.

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 13

You HEAR that?

Game of Thrones Season 2, Episode 10

Did you HEAR that?

Game of Thrones Season 3, Episode 1

I HEAR the prince is a right royal prick.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 1

I didn’t HEAR anything.

Money Heist Season 1, Episode 9

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