listen
/ˈlɪsən/
noun
- An act of listening, especially to a recording or broadcast.
- I had a quick listen to the news on the radio this morning.
- The podcast is worth a listen if you enjoy true crime stories.
- Give the song a listen and tell me what you think.
verb
- To pay attention to sound or someone speaking.
- She likes to listen to music while she works.
- If you listen to the birds, you can hear different songs.
- Please listen carefully to the instructions before you start.
- To take notice of or act on advice, a warning, or a suggestion.
- He didn't listen to his doctor's advice and got sick again.
- The company finally listened to customer complaints and improved the product.
- I wish my parents would listen when I tell them my problems.
- To be receptive or open to hearing something (often used in requests or commands).
- Just listen for a moment before you respond.
- Listen, I have an idea that might solve the problem.
- Listen to your heart and do what feels right.
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