英:[ˈhɑ:kən]
美:[ˈhɑrkən]
英:[ˈhɑ:kən]
美:[ˈhɑrkən]
第三人称单数:hearkens
现在分词:hearkening
过去式:hearkened
过去分词:hearkened
verb
intransitive verb
listen
hearkened without much mental comment—Theodore Dreiser
to give respectful attention
the humble folk who hearkened to these evangelists—G. M. Stephenson
to bring to mind something in the past : hearken back
Portrayals of dinosaurs with lizard-like tongues hearken to early interpretations of the beasts as oversized lizards.—Mindy Weisberger
transitive verb
archaic to give heed to : hear
晚期古英语 heorcnian “倾听”(不及物动词); “专注倾听”(及物动词),是 *heorcian(hark 的词根)的一个带后缀的形式; 源自原始日耳曼语 *hausjan(参见 hear)。在美国, Harken 是通常的拼写,可能更符合词源学的解释; 牛津英语词典(OED)表示,英国使用 hearken 的偏好可能是受到 hear 的影响。
Middle English herknen, from Old English heorcnian; akin to Old High German hōrechen to listen, Old English hīeran to hear
The first known use of hearken was before the 12th century
heartenverb
to cheer up : encourage
heartenverb
to cheer up : encourage
heartburnnoun
a burning discomfort seeming to occur in the area of the heart and usually due to spasms which pass acid from the stomach into the esophagus
heartbreaknoun
crushing grief, anguish, or distress
heartbeatnoun
a single contracting and expanding of the heart
heartachenoun
sorrow entry 1 sense 1a, anguish
hearsenoun
a vehicle for conveying the dead to the grave
hearsaynoun
something heard from another : rumor
hearsay evidence
hearkenverb
listen sense 1, attend
1 He felt that Watkins’ work hearkened back to Shepard’s “early, more experimental” plays.
2 Therefore thou shalt speak all these words unto them; but they will not hearken to thee: thou shalt also call unto them; but they will not answer thee.
你要将这一切的话告诉他们,他们却不听从。呼唤他们,他们却不答应。
3 If a ruler hearken to lies, all his servants [are] wicked.
君王若听谎言,他一切臣仆都是奸恶。
4 "I was hearkening back to this ancient idea and then seeing if I could break that apart somehow."
5 Which will not hearken to the voice of charmers, charming never so wisely.
不听行法术的声音。虽用极灵的咒语,也是不听。
6 That hearkens to its incorporation by a late-arriving tribe of pioneers of European origin.
7 The justifications hearken back to the era when women were not fully autonomous.
司法已经回到了女人完全不能独立自主的时代.
8 KJV Mark well , O Job, hearken unto me: hold thy peace, and I will speak.
[新译]约伯啊, 你当留心听我,当默不作声, 我要说话.
9 Both are housed in red-brick buildings that hearken to a time when anthropology was a fledgling academic discipline.
10 Hearken unto thy father that begat thee and despise not thy mother when she is old.
22你要听从生你的父亲;你母亲老了,也不可藐视他.
11 Wanting to talk, all he could do was hearken to their patter . . . and lay them . . . and hearken some more.
12 It hearkens back to when the deal-makers gathered in smoke-filled rooms long before Prohibition, talking vaudeville and the Klondike gold rush.
13 There would be no impassioned Save the Showbox stump speech on a celebratory night that hearkened back to Death Cab’s days as an indie band on the cusp.
14 There’s something about BLTs that just hearkens back to childhood and makes us happy.
15 I think it's hearkening back to Adam and Eve.
16 And he said, Hearken, o people, every one of you.
又说,众民哪,你们都要听。
17 If a ruler hearken to lies, all his servants are wicked.
君王若听谎言,他一切臣仆都是奸恶。
18 To hearken to the voice of conscience is a good rule.
倾听良心的呼声是一个很好的准则.
19 This week in New York, Downing said he expects to see romanticized gypsy looks that hearken to the 1970s but are modernized with high-tech patterns or fabrics.
20 Therefore I said, Hearken to me; I also will shew mine opinion.
因此我说,你们要听我言,我也要陈说我的意见。
1 谛听
2 倾听
open-eared listening audient listen ear hearing list give an ear to lend on ear give ear to be all ears listen to follow hear audience all ears with open ears lend an ear to lend an ear attend to attend tend incline incline ear
5 注意
careful cautious attentive watchful observing advertent up note care application eye notice attention reference regard guard ear alert caution remark lookout heed cognizance tendance advertence look mark attend listen bend behold advert point mind draw arrest attract dig beware twig list pay attention to take notice take notice of have regard to have set eyes on take it into head keep eyes on keep tap on be with it