learning by ear
Mots
Mots avec 聞
Le kanji 聞, qui signifie entendre, apparaît dans 285 entrées de vocabulaire japonais.
to have heard somewhere
to be familiar
familiar
mishearing
to mishear
to hear of
difficult to hear
trite
smelling incense
inquiry
to make inquiries
to listen to in an ecstasy
to get information
straining one's ears
to prick up one's ears and listen
inexcusable
to overlook
to ignore
fact-finding survey based on interviews
difficult to hear
to hear all about
to listen attentively
to miss (the chance to hear)
to learn something through hearing
to listen
tea-tasting contest
to listen again
hearsay
to hear (secondhand)
to act as if one didn't hear something
to grant (a request)
to grant (a wish)
hear something for the last time
something worth hearing
reasonableness (esp. of children)
reasonable (person)
reasonable (person)
unreasonable
to (listen and) understand
listener
to be tired of hearing
to forget to ask
mishearing
to fail to hear
pleasant to listen to
to fail to hear
asking would be rude
from what I've heard
don't believe everything you hear
painful to listen to
聞くは一時の恥、聞かぬは一生の恥
きくはいっときのはじきかぬはいっしょうのはじ
mieux vaut demander et avoir honte un instant que ne pas demander et avoir honte toute sa vie
better to ask and be embarrassed than not ask and never know
聞くは一時の恥、聞かぬは末代の恥
きくはいっときのはじきかぬはまつだいのはじ
mieux vaut demander et avoir honte un instant que ne pas demander et avoir honte pour l'éternité
better to ask and be embarrassed than not ask and never know
(a story) so sad that both the speaker and the listener shed tears
acute ear
to turn a deaf ear to
to turn a deaf ear to
to tell
bad-mouthing someone so as to be deliberately overheard
to hear
famous
information
smelling incense
learn of
highest-ranking priestess (in Ryukyuan religion)
hearing the teachings of Buddha
American Newspaper Guild
Inter-American Press Association
Japanese-language newspaper (printed outside Japan)
Mainichi Shimbun (newspaper)
Mainichi Newspapers Co. Ltd (Japanese newspaper company)
taster (of sake, wine, etc.)
unheard
reputation
leading newspaper
reputation
gossip
flippant
eavesdropping
to listen in
good reputation
to overhear
good talkers make good listeners
hearing casually
to hear faintly