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Definition of heard} in English English dictionary
Heard Island: An island of the southern Indian Ocean near the coast of Antarctica. First discovered by an American navigator in 1853, it was placed under Australian administration in 1947
Heard Island and the McDonald Islands: {i} deserted and infertile islands located in the Southern Ocean two-thirds of the way from Madagascar to Antarctica (they have been part of Australia since 1947)
heard: detected or perceived by the sense of hearing; "a conversation heard through the wall"
heard: detected or perceived by the sense of hearing; "a conversation heard through the wall
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heard from him: got word from him, got a message from him; heard from him personally
heard the evidence: listened to the proof, documented
children should be seen and not heard: Children should behave well and be quiet, especially in the company of adults
Another country heard from: (deyim) Fig. yet another person adds to the conversation. Used when someone joins a discussion other people are having, especially unexpectedly. (Used sarcastically, implying that the new speaker is not welcome in the discussion.)
Another country heard from: (deyim) (Fig.) Yet another person adds to the conversation. Used when someone joins a discussion other people are having, especially unexpectedly. (Used sarcastically, implying that the new speaker is not welcome in the discussion.)
1. Alan: You ought to take a vacation tomorrow. You really look tired. Fred: I am not tired and I don't need a vacation. Jane: But you do seem awfully short-tempered. Fred: Well, well, another country heard from! 2. Brother: Let's go to the movies. Father: I'm too busy to drive you to the movies. Sister: I want to go to the movies, too. Let's go to the movies! Father: Oh, splendid. Another country heard from.
bar candidates from being seen or heard: prohibit potential candidates for a function or position from contact with outside factors
his case was heard: his case was brought before a judge
it beats everything ever heard of: it is better than anything else ever before, there is nothing better than it
make oneself heard: speak in a way that others will hear, capture the attention of others
not a breath was heard: there was absolutely no sound, it was completely silent
shot heard round the world: gunshot that began the Revolutionary War between the British and the Colonial troops in America (April 19, 1775)
will never be heard again: fell silent forever, will be silent forever