hearings
Prononciation : [ˈhɪərɪŋz]
Mot
Contexte : « legal proceedings »
(noun) a hearing is a formal meeting where people come together to listen and share information about a specific issue, often in front of a judge or other official. It's like a special talk where people are asked questions and can give their opinions.
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The school board held a hearing to discuss the new rules for students.
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There was no hearing scheduled about the complaints made against the project.
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When is the next hearing about the community park's development?
Contexte : « conversations »
(noun) a hearing can also mean the ability to hear sounds. It's like the sense we use to listen to music or talk to our friends. When someone says they have good hearing, it means they can listen well.
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My grandma has excellent hearing and can easily understand conversations.
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He was upset because his hearing wasn't as good as it used to be.
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Do you think hearing tests are important for everyone?
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