hear

/hɪr/
verb
  1. To perceive sound with the ear.
    • He heard a strange noise coming from the basement.
    • I couldn't hear what she said because of the noise.
    • Can you hear the birds singing outside?
  2. To be told or informed about something.
    • She heard from her brother that he got a new job.
    • Have you heard the news about the election?
    • I heard that the store is closing next month.
  3. To listen to someone or something with attention.
    • The committee heard testimony from several witnesses.
    • The judge will hear the case tomorrow.
    • I want to hear your opinion on this matter.
  4. To understand or grasp something mentally.
    • She finally heard the message after he explained it again.
    • Do you hear the point I'm trying to make?
    • I hear what you're saying, but I disagree.
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