v. to pay attention especially through the act of hearing
Students listen to their teachers.
Students listen to their teachers.
Hear it
Where does Ben sit in the evening to listen to the music from the Zig Zag Jazz Club?
Hear it
What did the girls listen to while they fell asleep?
Hear it
What kind of music did Grandma and Sara listen to while they were cooking?
Hear it
What bit Pig when he didn't listen to the locals?
Hear it
What scared Molly as she was getting ready to listen to her favorite radio show?
Hear it
I love to listen to the comics telling jokes.
Hear it
She refused to listen to the idle chatter of the rumor-monger. Spelled with a hyphen.
Hear it
I had to listen to him gripe all day long.
Hear it
How does the boy listen to his hair scrape against the pillowcase?
Hear it
What radio station does Donald like to listen to at night?
Hear it
What did Dinkey Donkey listen to a lot?
Hear it
How did Pop listen to his music?
Hear it
What did Wyatt decide to do when no one would listen to him?
Hear it
What does dad first listen to on the radio?
Hear it
hear; heed; mind
ignore
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