Notices a sound with the ears.
She hears the music from her room.
The dog hears someone at the door.
American English
/hiɹz/
One syllable.
Form of hear
Notices a sound with the ears.
Practice out loudNotices a sound with the ears.
She hears the music from her room.
The dog hears someone at the door.
Listens to a person, performance, or message, especially to understand or enjoy it.
He hears a great band at the festival and enjoys every song.
She hears the manager speak at the meeting.
Learns information, often from another person or a source.
He hears about the changes at work.
She hears that the store is closing.
Receives a message, reply, or news from a person.
Maria hears from her brother every week.
The office hears back from the customer today.
to receive a message or news from someone
I heard from Ana yesterday.
to receive a reply from someone
We haven't heard back from the landlord.
to listen to everything someone wants to say before deciding or judging
Please hear me out before you decide.
The past forms are heard, not heared: I heard it yesterday; I have heard it before.