Question

A1  hear  işitmek; duymakhaber almak

Accepted Answer

verb  /hɪə(r)   / verb (past tense, past participle heard /hɜːd   /) hear (verb)
 /hɪə(r)  
/ verb (past tense, past participle heard /hɜːd   /)
 
 1 [intransitive,
transitive] [not used in the continuous tenses]
to receive sounds with
your ears
işitmek; duymak
 Can you speak a little louder? I can't hear
very well.
 I didn't hear you go out this morning.
 Did you hear what I said?
 note at SMELL1
Hear ve listen
fiillerini karşılaştırınız. Hear bir sesi ‘duymak’, listen ise
‘dinlemek’ demektir:
 I always wake up when I hear the birds
singing.
 I love listening to music in the evening.
 Listen – I've got something to tell you.
 Bazen hear'listen to' anlamına
gelebilir:
 We'd better hear what they have to say.
 
2 [transitive]
[not used in the continuous tenses]
to be told about sth
haber
almak; 
duymak
 I hear that you've been offered a job in
Canada.
 ‘I passed my test!’ ‘ So I've heard
– well done!’
 I was sorry to hear about your mum's
illness.
Bu
fiil continuous tense ’lerle kullanılmamasına rağmen, present
participle kullanımı yaygındır (= -ing biçimi):
 Not hearing what he'd said over the noise
of the machines, she just nodded and smiled.
 3 [transitive]
(used about a judge, a
court, etc.) to listen to the evidence in a trial in order to make a decision
about it
 (mahkeme, hakim vb.) dinlemek
 Your case will be heard this afternoon.
IDIOMS
Hear!
Hear!
used for showing that
you agree with what sb has just said, especially in a meeting
yaşa!, bravo!
won't/wouldn't
hear of sth
to refuse to allow sth
izin
vermemek
 I wanted to go to art school but my parents
wouldn't hear of it.
PHRASAL VERBS
hear
from sb
to receive a letter,
email, telephone call, etc. from sb
haber
almak
hear
of sb/sth
to know that sb/sth
exists because you have heard them or it mentioned
duymak, bilmek
 Have you heard of the Bermuda Triangle?

Level	A1
Kind	verb
Front	hear
IPA	/hɪə(r) / verb (past tense, past participle heard /hɜːd /)
Back	işitmek; duymak haber almak
Back 2	hear (verb) /hɪə(r) / verb (past tense, past participle heard /hɜːd /) 1 [intransitive, transitive] [not used in the continuous tenses] to receive sounds with your ears işitmek; duymak Can you speak a little louder? I can't hear very well. I didn't hear you go out this morning. Did you hear what I said? note at SMELL1 Hear ve listen fiillerini karşılaştırınız. Hear bir sesi ‘duymak’, listen ise ‘dinlemek’ demektir: I always wake up when I hear the birds singing. I love listening to music in the evening. Listen – I've got something to tell you. Bazen hear'listen to' anlamına gelebilir: We'd better hear what they have to say. 2 [transitive] [not used in the continuous tenses] to be told about sth haber almak; duymak I hear that you've been offered a job in Canada. ‘I passed my test!’ ‘ So I've heard* – well done!’* I was sorry to hear about your mum's illness. Bu fiil continuous tense ’lerle kullanılmamasına rağmen, present participle kullanımı yaygındır (= -ing biçimi): Not hearing what he'd said over the noise of the machines, she just nodded and smiled. 3 [transitive] (used about a judge, a court, etc.) to listen to the evidence in a trial in order to make a decision about it (mahkeme, hakim vb.) dinlemek Your case will be heard this afternoon. IDIOMS Hear! Hear! used for showing that you agree with what sb has just said, especially in a meeting yaşa!, bravo! won't/wouldn't hear of sth to refuse to allow sth izin vermemek I wanted to go to art school but my parents wouldn't hear of it. PHRASAL VERBS hear from sb to receive a letter, email, telephone call, etc. from sb haber almak hear of sb/sth to know that sb/sth exists because you have heard them or it mentioned duymak, bilmek Have you heard of the Bermuda Triangle?

Hear I Heard Past Duymak Listen Verb Tense

hear (verb)