heardr>)
1.b> 1) (), ; to hear noise ;
2) (), ; she can't hear very well i> / ;
2.b> 1) i> ..i> (), i> ..i> ; to hear a famous singer [violinist] [] / ;
2) , i> ..i> (); to hear a course of lectures ; to hear a pupil his lesson ;
3.b> 1) () i> ..i>; to hear a deputation / ;
2) .i> () / ( i>); the case was heard last week / ;
4.b> 1) (), ; to hear the news [the truth] [] ; I hear that you intend to go to the South , ; nobody let me hear of it ; to hear say / tell of / . i> i> / ;
2) (from) , ..i> (); how often do you hear from your brother? / ? we hear from our representative .i> ; hoping to hear from you .i> / ;
5.b> i> (); i> ..i> ; he heard my entreaty ; the Lord has heard my prayers ; she will not hear of my going ; he would not hear of it , ;
to hear outb> i> ();
hear! hear!b> ! ! ! ( / i> .i> ; , , i> ..i>); you willb> hear about / of / this laterb> ; , , ..i>; tob> hear the grass growb> .
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