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A1  ear  kulak

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noun  /ɪə(r)   / noun ear (noun)
 /ɪə(r)  
/ noun
 
 1 [countable]
one of the two parts
of the body of a person or an animal that are used for hearing
kulak
 Elephants have large ears.
 He pulled his hat down over his ears.
 2 [singular]
an
ear (for sth)
an ability to
recognize and repeat sounds, especially in music or language
 (müzik, dil) kulak, yatkınlık
 Kimiko has a good ear for languages.
 3 [countable]
the top part of a
plant that produces grain
başak
 an ear of corn
IDIOMS
sb's
ears are burning
used when a person
thinks that other people are talking about them, especially in an unkind way
birisi
hakkında hoş olmayan şekilde konuşulduğunu düşünüldüğünde kullanılır
go
in one ear and out the other
(used about
information, etc.) to be forgotten quickly
bir
kulağından girip diğerinden çıkmak
 Everything I tell him seems to go in one
ear and out the other.
play
(sth) by ear
to play a piece of
music that you have heard without using written notes
kulaktan
çalmak, notasız çalmak
 She can read music, but she can also play
by ear.
play
it by ear
to decide what to do
as things happen, instead of planning in advance
oluruna
bırakmak, duruma göre hareket etmek
 We don't know what Alan's reaction will be,
so we'll just have to play it by ear.
prick
up your ears
(used about an animal)
to hold up the ears in order to listen carefully to sth
 (hayvan) kulaklarını
dikmek
 (figurative) Mike
pricked up his ears when he heard Emma's name mentioned.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	ear
IPA	/ɪə(r) / noun
Back	kulak
Back 2	ear (noun) /ɪə(r) / noun 1 [countable] one of the two parts of the body of a person or an animal that are used for hearing kulak Elephants have large ears. He pulled his hat down over his ears. 2 [singular] an ear (for sth) an ability to recognize and repeat sounds, especially in music or language (müzik, dil) kulak, yatkınlık Kimiko has a good ear for languages. 3 [countable] the top part of a plant that produces grain başak an ear of corn IDIOMS sb's ears are burning used when a person thinks that other people are talking about them, especially in an unkind way birisi hakkında hoş olmayan şekilde konuşulduğunu düşünüldüğünde kullanılır go in one ear and out the other (used about information, etc.) to be forgotten quickly bir kulağından girip diğerinden çıkmak Everything I tell him seems to go in one ear and out the other. play (sth) by ear to play a piece of music that you have heard without using written notes kulaktan çalmak, notasız çalmak She can read music, but she can also play by ear. play it by ear to decide what to do as things happen, instead of planning in advance oluruna bırakmak, duruma göre hareket etmek We don't know what Alan's reaction will be, so we'll just have to play it by ear. prick up your ears (used about an animal) to hold up the ears in order to listen carefully to sth (hayvan) kulaklarını dikmek (figurative) Mike pricked up his ears when he heard Emma's name mentioned.

Ear Play Noun Kulak /ɪə(R) Countable Person Music

ear (noun)