Lingaku耳【ěr】
- ear
- handle (archaeology)
- and that is all (Classical Chinese)
Generated definitions (experimental)
- ear
- handle (archaeology)
- and that is all (Classical Chinese)
This meaning refers to the organ used for hearing in living beings. It can also denote attentiveness or the ability to listen.
Her ears are very sensitive.
He always listens carefully to other people's opinions.
This meaning refers to a part of an object that is designed for holding or carrying it, often found in artifacts or ancient tools.
The handle of this pottery jar is very exquisite.
This meaning is often used to signify conclusiveness or finality, implying that no further explanation or information is necessary.
Generated collocations (experimental)
ěr duo耳朵ear (the physical part)ěr jī耳机headphonesěr huán耳环earringsěr sāi耳塞earplugsěr mù yī xīn耳目一新to feel fresh and newěr shú néng xiáng耳熟能详to be familiar withěr wén mù dǔ耳闻目睹to hear and see for oneselfěr tí miàn mìng耳提面命to give earnest instructioněr wén bù rú mù jiàn耳闻不如目见seeing is believingěr guāng耳光slap in the faceěr pàn耳畔by the ear (nearby)ěr duo耳朵duì chèn对称symmetrical earsfǎn反ěr耳backward ear (displaying a specific anatomical feature)