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12>Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
听 see styles |
yǐn yin3 yin |
smile (archaic) |
聽 听 see styles |
tīng ting1 t`ing ting chō |
More info & calligraphy: ListenTo hear, listen, hearken; listen to, obey. |
中聽 中听 see styles |
zhōng tīng zhong1 ting1 chung t`ing chung ting |
pleasant to hear (i.e. agreeable news); to one's liking; music to one's ears; Taiwan pr. [zhong4 ting1] |
任聽 任听 see styles |
rèn tīng ren4 ting1 jen t`ing jen ting |
to allow (sb to act arbitrarily); to let sb have his head |
偵聽 侦听 see styles |
zhēn tīng zhen1 ting1 chen t`ing chen ting |
to eavesdrop; to tap (telephone conversations); to intercept and investigate |
偷聽 偷听 see styles |
tōu tīng tou1 ting1 t`ou t`ing tou ting |
to eavesdrop; to monitor (secretly) |
傾聽 倾听 see styles |
qīng tīng qing1 ting1 ch`ing t`ing ching ting keichou / kecho けいちょう |
to listen attentively (out-dated kanji) (noun/participle) listening closely |
動聽 动听 see styles |
dòng tīng dong4 ting1 tung t`ing tung ting |
pleasant to listen to |
受聽 受听 see styles |
shòu tīng shou4 ting1 shou t`ing shou ting |
nice to hear; worth listening to |
好聽 好听 see styles |
hǎo tīng hao3 ting1 hao t`ing hao ting |
pleasant to hear |
幻聽 幻听 see styles |
huàn tīng huan4 ting1 huan t`ing huan ting |
auditory hallucination |
弱聽 弱听 see styles |
ruò tīng ruo4 ting1 jo t`ing jo ting |
hard of hearing; hearing-impaired |
徹聽 彻听 see styles |
chè tīng che4 ting1 ch`e t`ing che ting tecchō |
to hear (everything and) penetratingly |
打聽 打听 see styles |
dǎ ting da3 ting5 ta t`ing ta ting chōchō |
to ask about; to make some inquiries; to ask around To make inquiries. |
探聽 探听 see styles |
tàn tīng tan4 ting1 t`an t`ing tan ting |
to make inquiries; to try to find out; to pry |
接聽 接听 see styles |
jiē tīng jie1 ting1 chieh t`ing chieh ting |
to answer the phone |
收聽 收听 see styles |
shōu tīng shou1 ting1 shou t`ing shou ting |
to listen to (a radio broadcast) |
旁聽 旁听 see styles |
páng tīng pang2 ting1 p`ang t`ing pang ting |
to sit in on (proceedings); to be present at a meeting as an observer; to audit (a class) |
樂聽 乐听 see styles |
yào tīng yao4 ting1 yao t`ing yao ting gyōchō |
to listen intently |
監聽 监听 see styles |
jiān tīng jian1 ting1 chien t`ing chien ting |
to monitor; to listen in; to eavesdrop |
竊聽 窃听 see styles |
qiè tīng qie4 ting1 ch`ieh t`ing chieh ting |
to eavesdrop; to wiretap |
細聽 细听 see styles |
xì tīng xi4 ting1 hsi t`ing hsi ting |
to listen carefully (for tiny sounds) |
聆聽 聆听 see styles |
líng tīng ling2 ting1 ling t`ing ling ting |
to listen (respectfully) |
聽事 听事 see styles |
tīng shì ting1 shi4 t`ing shih ting shih |
to hold audience; to advise on state affairs; to administer state affairs; audience hall; to listen in |
聽任 听任 see styles |
tīng rèn ting1 ren4 t`ing jen ting jen |
to let (something happen); to allow (sb to do something); to submit to; to yield |
聽來 听来 see styles |
tīng lái ting1 lai2 t`ing lai ting lai |
to sound (old, foreign, exciting, right etc); to ring (true); to sound as if (i.e. to give the listener an impression); to hear from somewhere |
聽信 听信 see styles |
tīng xìn ting1 xin4 t`ing hsin ting hsin |
to listen to information; to get the news; to believe what one hears |
聽候 听候 see styles |
tīng hòu ting1 hou4 t`ing hou ting hou |
to wait for (orders, a decision, a judgment) |
聽到 听到 see styles |
tīng dào ting1 dao4 t`ing tao ting tao |
to hear |
聽力 听力 see styles |
tīng lì ting1 li4 t`ing li ting li |
hearing; listening ability |
聽友 听友 see styles |
tīng yǒu ting1 you3 t`ing yu ting yu |
listener (of a radio program etc) |
聽取 听取 see styles |
tīng qǔ ting1 qu3 t`ing ch`ü ting chü |
to hear (news); to listen to |
聽受 听受 see styles |
tīng shòu ting1 shou4 t`ing shou ting shou chōju |
to listen and receive |
聽命 听命 see styles |
tīng mìng ting1 ming4 t`ing ming ting ming |
to obey an order; to take orders; to accept a state of affairs |
聽審 听审 see styles |
tīng shěn ting1 shen3 t`ing shen ting shen |
to attend court; to take part in a trial |
聽寫 听写 see styles |
tīng xiě ting1 xie3 t`ing hsieh ting hsieh |
(of a pupil) to write down (in a dictation exercise); dictation; (music) to transcribe by ear |
聽岔 听岔 see styles |
tīng chà ting1 cha4 t`ing ch`a ting cha |
to mishear; to hear wrongly |
聽從 听从 see styles |
tīng cóng ting1 cong2 t`ing ts`ung ting tsung |
to listen and obey; to comply with; to heed; to hearken |
聽憑 听凭 see styles |
tīng píng ting1 ping2 t`ing p`ing ting ping |
to allow (sb to do as he pleases) |
聽懂 听懂 see styles |
tīng dǒng ting1 dong3 t`ing tung ting tung |
to understand (on hearing); to catch (what is spoken) |
聽戒 听戒 see styles |
tīng jiè ting1 jie4 t`ing chieh ting chieh chōkai |
listen to the teachings on the precepts |
聽戲 听戏 see styles |
tīng xì ting1 xi4 t`ing hsi ting hsi |
to attend an opera; to see an opera |
聽房 听房 see styles |
tīng fáng ting1 fang2 t`ing fang ting fang |
to eavesdrop outside bridal bedchamber (folk custom) |
聽承 听承 see styles |
tīng chéng ting1 cheng2 t`ing ch`eng ting cheng chōshō |
to listen to |
聽教 听教 see styles |
tīng jiào ting1 jiao4 t`ing chiao ting chiao chōkyō |
Those who hear the Buddha's doctrine; those who obey. |
聽斷 听断 see styles |
tīng duàn ting1 duan4 t`ing tuan ting tuan |
to judge (i.e. to hear and pass judgment in a law court); to hear and decide |
聽書 听书 see styles |
tīng shū ting1 shu1 t`ing shu ting shu |
to listen to a performance of pinghua storytelling 評話|评话[ping2hua4]; to listen to an audiobook |
聽會 听会 see styles |
tīng huì ting1 hui4 t`ing hui ting hui |
to attend a meeting (and hear what is discussed) |
聽法 听法 see styles |
tīng fǎ ting1 fa3 t`ing fa ting fa chōbō |
listen to the teaching |
聽清 听清 see styles |
tīng qīng ting1 qing1 t`ing ch`ing ting ching |
to hear clearly |
聽牌 听牌 see styles |
tīng pái ting1 pai2 t`ing p`ai ting pai |
(mahjong) to be one tile away from completing a hand; (sports) to be on the verge of winning |
聽省 听省 see styles |
tīng shěng ting1 sheng3 t`ing sheng ting sheng chōshō |
to listen to |
聽眾 听众 see styles |
tīng zhòng ting1 zhong4 t`ing chung ting chung |
audience; listeners |
聽禀 听禀 see styles |
tīng bǐng ting1 bing3 t`ing ping ting ping chōhon |
listens respectfully to |
聽窗 听窗 see styles |
tīng chuāng ting1 chuang1 t`ing ch`uang ting chuang |
to eavesdrop outside bridal bedchamber (folk custom) |
聽筒 听筒 see styles |
tīng tǒng ting1 tong3 t`ing t`ung ting tung |
telephone receiver; headphone; earphone; earpiece; stethoscope |
聽者 听者 see styles |
tīng zhě ting1 zhe3 t`ing che ting che |
listener; member of audience |
聽聞 听闻 see styles |
tīng wén ting1 wen2 t`ing wen ting wen chōmon |
to listen; to hear what sb says; news one has heard To hear; to hear and obey. |
聽衆 听众 see styles |
tīng zhòng ting1 zhong4 t`ing chung ting chung chō shū |
audience |
聽衣 听衣 see styles |
tīng yī ting1 yi1 t`ing i ting i chōe |
optional garments |
聽見 听见 see styles |
tīng jiàn ting1 jian4 t`ing chien ting chien |
to hear |
聽覺 听觉 see styles |
tīng jué ting1 jue2 t`ing chüeh ting chüeh |
sense of hearing; auditory |
聽訟 听讼 see styles |
tīng sòng ting1 song4 t`ing sung ting sung |
to hear litigation (in a law court); to hear a case |
聽話 听话 see styles |
tīng huà ting1 hua4 t`ing hua ting hua |
to do what one is told; obedient |
聽說 听说 see styles |
tīng shuō ting1 shuo1 t`ing shuo ting shuo |
to hear (something said); one hears (that); hearsay; listening and speaking |
聽課 听课 see styles |
tīng kè ting1 ke4 t`ing k`o ting ko |
to attend a class; to go to a lecture |
聽講 听讲 see styles |
tīng jiǎng ting1 jiang3 t`ing chiang ting chiang |
to attend a lecture; to listen to a talk |
聽采 听采 see styles |
tīng cǎi ting1 cai3 t`ing ts`ai ting tsai chōsai |
to listen to and accept |
聽錯 听错 see styles |
tīng cuò ting1 cuo4 t`ing ts`o ting tso |
to mishear |
聽閾 听阈 see styles |
tīng yù ting1 yu4 t`ing yü ting yü |
audibility threshold |
聽障 听障 see styles |
tīng zhàng ting1 zhang4 t`ing chang ting chang |
hearing impairment |
聽隨 听随 see styles |
tīng suí ting1 sui2 t`ing sui ting sui |
to obey; to allow |
聽頭 听头 see styles |
tīng tóu ting1 tou2 t`ing t`ou ting tou |
a can (loanword from English "tin") |
聽骨 听骨 see styles |
tīng gǔ ting1 gu3 t`ing ku ting ku |
ossicles (in the middle ear); also written 聽小骨|听小骨 |
能聽 能听 see styles |
néng tīng neng2 ting1 neng t`ing neng ting nōchō |
act of hearing |
複聽 复听 see styles |
fù tīng fu4 ting1 fu t`ing fu ting |
double hearing; diplacusis |
試聽 试听 see styles |
shì tīng shi4 ting1 shih t`ing shih ting |
audition; to give sb an audition; to check by listening |
說聽 说听 see styles |
shuō tīng shuo1 ting1 shuo t`ing shuo ting setchō |
teaching and listening |
諦聽 谛听 see styles |
dì tīng di4 ting1 ti t`ing ti ting taichō |
to listen carefully to listen carefully |
選聽 选听 see styles |
xuǎn tīng xuan3 ting1 hsüan t`ing hsüan ting |
selective listening (linguistics) |
重聽 重听 see styles |
zhòng tīng zhong4 ting1 chung t`ing chung ting |
hard of hearing |
難聽 难听 see styles |
nán tīng nan2 ting1 nan t`ing nan ting |
unpleasant to hear; coarse; vulgar; offensive; shameful |
不聽命 不听命 see styles |
bù tīng mìng bu4 ting1 ming4 pu t`ing ming pu ting ming |
to disobey |
傾聽者 倾听者 see styles |
qīng tīng zhě qing1 ting1 zhe3 ch`ing t`ing che ching ting che |
listener |
公聽會 公听会 see styles |
gōng tīng huì gong1 ting1 hui4 kung t`ing hui kung ting hui |
public hearing |
助聽器 助听器 see styles |
zhù tīng qì zhu4 ting1 qi4 chu t`ing ch`i chu ting chi |
hearing aid |
旁聽生 旁听生 see styles |
páng tīng shēng pang2 ting1 sheng1 p`ang t`ing sheng pang ting sheng |
auditor (student) |
竊聽器 窃听器 see styles |
qiè tīng qì qie4 ting1 qi4 ch`ieh t`ing ch`i chieh ting chi |
tapping device; bug |
聽上去 听上去 see styles |
tīng shàng qu ting1 shang4 qu5 t`ing shang ch`ü ting shang chü |
to sound (difficult, worthwhile etc); to seem |
聽不到 听不到 see styles |
tīng bu dào ting1 bu5 dao4 t`ing pu tao ting pu tao |
can't hear |
聽不懂 听不懂 see styles |
tīng bu dǒng ting1 bu5 dong3 t`ing pu tung ting pu tung |
unable to make sense of what one is hearing |
聽不見 听不见 see styles |
tīng bu jiàn ting1 bu5 jian4 t`ing pu chien ting pu chien |
not be able to hear |
聽審會 听审会 see styles |
tīng shěn huì ting1 shen3 hui4 t`ing shen hui ting shen hui |
hearing (law) |
聽小骨 听小骨 see styles |
tīng xiǎo gǔ ting1 xiao3 gu3 t`ing hsiao ku ting hsiao ku |
ossicles (of the middle ear); three ossicles, acting as levers to amplify sound, namely: stapes or stirrup bone 鐙骨|镫骨, incus or anvil bone 砧骨, malleus or hammer bone 錘骨|锤骨 |
聽得懂 听得懂 see styles |
tīng de dǒng ting1 de5 dong3 t`ing te tung ting te tung |
to understand (by hearing); to catch (what sb says) |
聽得見 听得见 see styles |
tīng dé jiàn ting1 de2 jian4 t`ing te chien ting te chien |
audible |
聽法者 听法者 see styles |
tīng fǎ zhě ting1 fa3 zhe3 t`ing fa che ting fa che chōhō sha |
hearer of the dharma |
聽法衆 听法众 see styles |
tīng fǎ zhòng ting1 fa3 zhong4 t`ing fa chung ting fa chung chōbō shu |
the audience of a sermon |
聽牆根 听墙根 see styles |
tīng qiáng gēn ting1 qiang2 gen1 t`ing ch`iang ken ting chiang ken |
to eavesdrop; to listen in secret to sb's conversations |
聽牆面 听墙面 see styles |
tīng qiáng miàn ting1 qiang2 mian4 t`ing ch`iang mien ting chiang mien |
surface of wall |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 100 results for "听" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
Apparently, we were the first ones who were crazy enough to think that western people might want a combined Chinese, Japanese, and Buddhist dictionary.
A lot of westerners can't tell the difference between Chinese and Japanese - and there is a reason for that. Chinese characters and even whole words were borrowed by Japan from the Chinese language in the 5th century. Much of the time, if a word or character is used in both languages, it will have the same or a similar meaning. However, this is not always true. Language evolves, and meanings independently change in each language.
Example: The Chinese character 湯 for soup (hot water) has come to mean bath (hot water) in Japanese. They have the same root meaning of "hot water", but a 湯屋 sign on a bathhouse in Japan would lead a Chinese person to think it was a "soup house" or a place to get a bowl of soup. See this: Japanese Bath House
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