hear out

英 [hɪə(r) aʊt]

美 [hɪr aʊt]

听…把话说完

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 听…把话说完
  If youhearsomeoneout, you listen to them without interrupting them until they have finished saying everything that they want to say.
  1. MPs heard him out in silence...
     下院议员静静地听他把话讲完。
  2. Perhaps, when you've heard me out, you'll appreciate the reason for secrecy...
     也许当你听我把话讲完后，你就会明白为什么要保密了。
  3. He shows keen interest in his friends, hearing out their problems and offering counsel.
     他对自己的朋友表现出极大的关注，聆听他们的难题并提出忠告。

英英释义

verb

• listen to every detail and give a full hearing to

双语例句

• If they think you'll be better off breaking up, hear them out.
  如果他们觉得你们还是分手好了，那就听他们的。
• I'm serious about this; hear me out, please.
  我是认真的；请听我说完。
• In two ears do not hear out of the window, concentric intentions only watching soap operas.
  两耳不闻窗外事，同心用心只看肥皂剧。
• But I'd hear you out.
  不过我会听完你的解释。
• I made them a promise that we would seriously hear out their grievances.
  我答应他们会认真听取他们的委屈。
• He shows keen interest in his friends, hearing out their problems and offering counsel.
  他对自己的朋友表现出极大的关注，聆听他们的难题并提出忠告。
• Don't worry. Just hear me out.
  别着急，且听我说完。
• MPs heard him out in silence
  下院议员静静地听他把话讲完。
• It's hard to hear you out here with all this wind.
  这风太大，很难听清你说什么。
• The last thing you want to hear out of a partner's mouth is the name of his or her ex& but talking about an ex doesn't always signal romantic doom. In fact, it can help build a solid foundation for your current relationship.
  从你的恋人口中，你最不想听到的就是前任的名字可是，谈论前任并非总意味着你和他的恋情快要终结，相反，这能为你当下的恋情奠定坚实的基础。