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/oˈi.ðo/
Translation
heard (past participle), ear (inner)
Word origin
From Latin auditus ('the sense of hearing'), the past participle of audire ('to hear').
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- auditus
- English cognates
- audio, audit, audience
Grammar
Examples
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I have not heard anything you said, speak louder.
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She has had an extraordinary musical ear since childhood.
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I have heard that they are going to open a new shop in the neighbourhood.
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He said something in my ear and left.
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The doctor checked my left ear.
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