v. to pay attention especially through the act of hearing
Listen to your teacher.
Listen to your teacher.
Hear it
My friends and I like to listen to the radio.
Hear it
Why does Karl say he can't listen to the radio for a second time?
Hear it
I will listen to you and visualise what you are saying. British spelling.
Hear it
What did Clifford like to listen to the woman do?
Hear it
What does the boy listen for while he is working?
Hear it
You should always listen to the other persons perspective.
Hear it
How do Eleanor and Park listen to music?
Hear it
I like to listen to music when I'm commuting between work and home.
Hear it
He intolerantly refused to listen to her side of the story.
Hear it
What did the Bellini family like to listen to?
Hear it
What did the little ducklings listen to?
Hear it
What did the Bears listen to in the evenings?
Hear it
Why does Mark need to listen to the radio.
Hear it
Henry and Kate suggested that Betty listen to their mom, but Bill told her to keep acting crazy. Why
Hear it
hear; heed; mind
ignore
2 syllables
lis-ten
bissen
bisson
brison
brisson
christen
dishon
dison
frison
glisson
ggrisson
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kissane
kristen
nissen
rison
sison
sisson
thissen
tison
zisson
edmisten
rechristen
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