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v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To be aware of sound; to perceive with the ear

Don't worry. Even if he hears us, it's not secret information

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To be told or find out information or facts

If he hears what you've done, he will be angry

v.t./i.Verb (Transitive/Intransitive)To consider or listen to a court case

The jury hears the witness' testimony.

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The grind never ends until the World hears my songs.
The grind never ends until the World hears my songs.

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them, lighting up to show you that it hears you or
them, lighting up to show you that it hears you or

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When your dog hears you crying or laughing, the response in their brain is similar to that of a human's.
When your dog hears you crying or laughing, the response in their brain is similar to that of a human's.

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Destin: So if somebody hears you have struck opal, they will come at midnight and try to steal all your opal.
Destin: So if somebody hears you have struck opal, they will come at midnight and try to steal all your opal.

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And if she hears my voice or sees me, she feels comfortable.
And if she hears my voice or sees me, she feels comfortable.

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Well, at the moment we read a lot of books with him, I tell him stories as we walk through the neighborhood, and he hears my husband and I talking together a lot.
Well, at the moment we read a lot of books with him, I tell him stories as we walk through the neighborhood, and he hears my husband and I talking together a lot.
the neighborhood, and he hears my husband and I talking together a lot.
the neighborhood, and he hears my husband and I talking together a lot.

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and people have on places. When Karra hears that the sand dunes adjacent
and people have on places. When Karra hears that the sand dunes adjacent

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