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Dictionary French → English: oreille

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NOUN

l'oreille | les oreilles

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anat. oreille {f}

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2 Words: Verbs

dresser l'oreille [loc.]

to prick up one's ears [idiom]

tendre l'oreille [loc.]

to prick up one's ears [idiom]

2 Words: Nouns

boucle {f} d'oreille

méd. mal {m} d'oreille

mus. oreille {f} absolue

anat. oreille {f} externe [Auris externa]

external ear [Auris externa]

anat. oreille {f} externe [Auris externa]

outer ear [Auris externa]

anat. oreille {f} interne [Auris interna]

inner ear [Auris interna]

anat. oreille {f} interne [Auris interna]

internal ear [Auris interna]

anat. oreille {f} moyenne [Auris media]

pendant {m} d'oreille

audio protecteur {m} d'oreille

audio protecteur {m} d'oreille

3 Words: Verbs

avoir l'oreille basse [fam.] [fig.]

to be humiliated

avoir l'oreille musicale

to have an ear for music

méd. être dur d'oreille

to be hard of hearing

3 Words: Nouns

market. bouche {m} à oreille

market. bouche {m} à oreille

word-of-mouth advertising

market. bouche-à-oreille {m}

market. bouche-à-oreille {m}

word-of-mouth advertising

anat. lobe {m} de l'oreille

anat. lobe {m} de l'oreille

anat. lobe {m} de l'oreille [Lobulus auriculae]

lobe [of ear] [Lobulus auriculae]

anat. lobe {m} de l'oreille [Lobulus auriculae]

(human) earlobe [Lobulus auriculae]

cuis. oreille {f} de porc

anat. audio osselet {m} (de l'oreille) [Ossicula auditus]

(auditory) ossicles [Ossicula auditus]

anat. audio osselet {m} (de l'oreille) [Ossicula auditus]

small bone of the ear [Ossicula auditus]

anat. pavillon {m} de l'oreille [Auricula auris]

auricle [Auricula auris]

anat. pavillon {m} de l'oreille [Auricula auris]

pavilion of the ear [external ear] [Auricula auris]

4 Words: Verbs

méd. avoir mal à l'oreille

to have earache

écouter d'une oreille distraite

écouter d'une oreille distraite

to listen with only half an ear

faire la sourde oreille

faire la sourde oreille [loc.]

to turn a deaf ear [idiom]

glisser qc. à l'oreille de qn.

to whisper sth. in sb.'s ear

murmurer qc. à l'oreille de qn.

to whisper sth. into sb.'s ear

n'écouter que d'une oreille [fig.] [loc.]

to listen only with half an ear [fig.] [idiom]

porter qc. à son oreille

to hold sth. to one's ear

se faire tirer l'oreille

to need a lot of pressing

5+ Words: Others

par le bouche-à-oreille {adv}

by word of mouth

5+ Words: Verbs

ne pas avoir d'oreille (musicale)

prêter une oreille attentive à qn.

to listen carefully to sb.

prêter une oreille attentive à qn.

to pay attention to sb. [listen carefully]

se faire tirer l'oreille pour faire qc. [fam.] [loc.]

to drag one's feet about doing sth. [coll.] [idiom]

tomber dans l'oreille d'un sourd [loc.]

to go unheeded [idiom]

tomber dans l'oreille d'un sourd [loc.]

to fall on deaf ears [idiom]

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