overhear 的定义
o·ver·heard, o·ver·hear·ing.
- to hear without the speaker's intention or knowledge: I accidentally overheard what they were saying.
overhear 近义词
等同于 listen
overhear 的近义词 39 个
- accept
- admit
- attend
- get
- observe
- take notice
- tune in
- adopt
- audit
- auscultate
- catch
- concentrate
- eavesdrop
- entertain
- hark
- harken
- hearken
- mind
- monitor
- obey
- receive
- welcome
- auscult
- be all ears
- be attentive
- get a load of
- give an audience to
- give attention
- give heed to
- hang on words
- hear out
- hear tell
- lend an ear
- pick up on
- prick up ears
- take advice
- take into consideration
- take under advisement
- tune in on
overhear 的反义词 13 个
等同于 bug
等同于 hearken
等同于 eavesdrop
overhear 的近义词 13 个
overhear 的反义词 1 个
等同于 hear
overhear 的近义词 13 个
overhear 的反义词 1 个
更多overhear例句
- The little retreats stand close enough to one another that you can overhear your neighbors’ conversations.
- We don’t walk by whiteboards scrawled with ideas that catch our attention or overhear something pertinent to that project that is consuming us.
- Typically, the brain starts with some new memory, encoded that day—maybe an important event, a discussion overheard at work, or something related to a personal concern—and searches for other, weakly associated memories.
- The guy at the next table did, and I overheard his conversation.
- Oftentimes, one group would overhear another, and the conversation would spill over into a new subject.
- Throughout the day, you would overhear chit-chat about the ongoing tug-of-war between libertarians and social conservatives.
- For good measure, he tosses in an unfortunate BUSBOY that happened to overhear the conversation.
- In the changing room, I overhear two jocks discussing the crisis.
- But, late at night, I would overhear their conversation in the language they did not speak during the day, in a different tone.
- Standing in line for coffee, or just walking down the street, I would overhear people share online-dating experiences.
- Jessie feared that Belle would overhear the comments of Burd and her chum, and she hurried the eating of her second sundae.
- Henry replied in the affirmative, declaring that he unfortunately could not overhear the subject under discussion.
- The old man had approached near enough to overhear the words and recognise the face.
- Thus did the old gentleman mutter loud enough for Newton to overhear.
- Harry, who had been consulting with our comrades who had just arrived, returned in time to overhear a part of this conversation.