聞こえる【きこえる】
Frequency rank: 283.
- to be heard; to be audible; to reach one's ears
- to sound (like); to come across (as)
- to be well known; to be famous
- to accept (someone's words); to agree; to understanddated term
Ichidan verb; intransitive verb
Forms
- 聞こえる【きこえる】Frequency rank: 283.
- 聞える【きこえる】Frequency rank: 19,050. – 19,130.
- 聴こえる【きこえる】Frequency rank: 13,944. – 13,981.
- 聴える【きこえる】
- きこえるFrequency rank: 32,221. – 32,504.
Generated definitions (experimental)
- to be heard; to be audible; to reach one's ears
- to sound (like); to come across (as)
- to be well known; to be famous
- to accept (someone's words); to agree; to understand
This is used to describe something that can be heard or is audible to someone's ears.
This usage indicates the impression or feeling that something gives off, how something seems or comes across.
This is used to describe someone or something that is well-known or famous.
This usage conveys the idea of accepting or understanding someone's words or agreeing with them.
Generated collocations (experimental)
きこえる聞こえるおと音sound that can be heardしずか静かなばしょ場所できこえる聞こえるaudible in a quiet placeかれ彼のこえ声がきこえる聞こえるI can hear his voiceとおく遠くからきこえる聞こえるto be heard from afarがっき楽器のおと音がきこえる聞こえるthe sound of the instruments can be heardかれ彼のことば言葉がきこえる聞こえるI can understand his wordsうわさ噂がきこえる聞こえるrumors going aroundみみをすます耳を澄ますときこえる聞こえるcan be heard when you listen closelyおんがく音楽がきこえて聞こえてくるmusic is coming throughかのじょ彼女のこえ声はよくきこえる聞こえるher voice is very audible
Wiktionary definitions (experimental)
Example sentences
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Near the west side of the park there's a lot of noise from the road, but when you go into the park you can't hear it any more.
I couldn't help overhearing, but you're police officers who handle cyber-crime or some such?
Say ... I can hear screams coming from the women's bath.
"The old lady of this shop is very unsociable but ..." "Taiki, I can hear you!" "Ack!"
On cloudy days, you can hear distant sounds better than in clear weather.
I didn't mean to eavesdrop, but I did overhear you.
It is because light travels faster than sound that we see lightning before we hear thunder.
The sound of children playing was borne on the wind.