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ear Significado & definición

0 one of the two parts of the body on your head that you hear with -- oreja
- She whispered something in his ear.
1 the part of a cereal plant that the seeds grow on -- mazorca, espiga
- an ear of corn
2 one of the two hearing organs on the sides of your head -- oreja [ feminine ]
- a hat to keep your ears warm un sombrero para mantener tus orejas calientes
- a ringing sound in my ears un zumbido en mis orejas
3 the ability to hear sounds accurately -- oído [ masculine ]
- to have a good ear for music tener buen oído para la música
4 the top part of plants such as wheat or corn -- mazorca [ feminine ]
- an ear of wheat/corn una mazorca de trigo/maíz
5 to have too much of sth -- salir por las orejas
- I have work coming out of my ears. Tengo trabajo saliéndome por las orejas.
6 indicates that sb does not really listen -- entrar por una oreja y salir por la otra
- Everything I tell her goes in one ear and out the other. Todo lo que le digo entra por una oreja y sale por la otra.
7 to change your plans as a situation develops rather than planning beforehand -- improvisar
- I’m not sure how long it’ll last – let’s just play it by ear. No estoy seguro de cuánto durará – simplemente improvisemos.
8 to have a big smile on your face -- sonreír de oreja a oreja
- He came off stage grinning from ear to ear. Salió del escenario sonriendo de oreja a oreja.

The introduction of animal passports and enactment of regulations on ear tags are also included in the proposals.
Whatever our past criticisms, we are all now up to our ears in this endeavour.
The din can cause permanent damage to the ear bones, and brain and lung haemorrhage.
I am sure those words will ring hollow in the ears of the workers hit by this decision.
We need to keep our ears open, because as long as we keep taking aspirins, we shall continue to have a headache.
Thirty years later, those words are even more true: they buzz in our ears like an insect from which we can no longer escape.
Use your ears, listen to the electorate and do come to our press conference at 4 p.m.
I was here and heard it with my own ears.