ear

Vezi și : EAR, -ear

engleză

(English)

Variante

• ere

Etimologie

Din engleza medie ere, ȝhere, care provine din engleza veche ēare (“ear”) < proto-germanică *ausô.

Pronunție

• AFI: /ɪər/

Substantiv

ear, pl. ears

1. (anat.) ureche

   He pressed his ear against to wall, in order to hear better.

2. (anat.) auriculă
3. (argou) informator, ciripitor

Sinonime

• 2: auricle

Cuvinte derivate

• earache
• earbud
• eardrum
• earful
• earhole
• earlobe
• earmark
• earpiece
• earphone
• earprint
• earring
• earshot
• earsore
• earwax

Cuvinte compuse

• ear canal
• ear trumpet
• external ear
• inner ear
• middle ear
• outer ear

Locuțiuni

• by ear

Expresii

• cauliflower ear
• bend somebody's ear
• between the ears
• ears are burning
• ear to the ground
• have one's ears lowered
• little pitchers have big ears
• make a silk purse of a sow's ear
• mind's ear
• out on one's ear
• surfer's ear
• swimmer's ear

Vezi și

• hear
• hearing

Etimologie

Din engleza medie er, care provine din engleza veche ēar < proto-germanică *ahaz.

Substantiv

ear, pl. ears

1. (agr.) spic

   He is in the fields, harvesting ears of corn.

Sinonime

• head, spike

Etimologie

Din engleza veche erian.

Verb

Conjugarea verbului to ear
Infinitiv	to ear
Prezent simplu pers. 3 sg.	ears
Trecut simplu	eared
Participiu trecut	eared
Participiu prezent	earing

1. (înv.) a ara (pământul)

Sinonime

• plough

Referințe

• Dictionary.com
• Wiktionary