hearing in Greek
hearing in Greek is ακοή, ακρόαση — hearing means the sense used to perceive sound.
hearing in Greek
ακοή
Pronounced: akoi
(uncountable) The sense used to perceive sound.
ακρόαση
Pronounced: akroasi
What does "hearing" mean?
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noun The sense used to perceive sound.
"Her hearing is so sharp she can catch a whisper across the room."
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noun A formal session where a court, committee, or official listens to arguments or evidence.
"The judge scheduled a hearing to listen to both sides of the dispute."
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adj Able to hear; not deaf.
"The film was subtitled so hearing and deaf audiences could enjoy it together."
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hearing in a sentence
- Her hearing is so sharp she can catch a whisper across the room.
- Wearing earplugs at gigs helps protect your hearing.
- The judge scheduled a hearing to listen to both sides of the dispute.
- Our planning committee holds a public hearing before approving any new building.
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What is "hearing" in Greek?
"hearing" in Greek is ακοή, ακρόαση. hearing means: The sense used to perceive sound.
How do you pronounce ακοή?
"hearing" in Greek is ακοή, pronounced "akoi".
How do you use "hearing" in a sentence?
Example: "Her hearing is so sharp she can catch a whisper across the room." In Greek, "hearing" is ακοή, ακρόαση.
Are there other ways to say "hearing" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "hearing": ακοή, ακρόαση.
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