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hold by the ears
- 扭打起来niǔ dǎ qǐ lái
fall together by the ears
- 处于危境chù yú wēi jìng
have a wolf by the ears
- 硬拉扯yìng lā chě
drag by the head and ears
- 炫人耳目xuàn rén ěr mù
confuse the ears and eyes of the people
- 进退两难jìn tuì liǎng nán
have a wolf by the ears, in a cleft stick, up a tree, up the pole
- 握wò
hold; grasp; take by the hand
- 乳臭未干的rǔ chòu wèi gàn de
not dry behind the ears, sucking, wet behind the ears
- 打耳光dǎ ěr guāng
box, box sb.'s ears, slap sb.'s in the face
- 被听到bèi tīng dào
meet the ear
- 见机行事jiàn jī háng shì
play something by ear
- 不听bú tīng
close one's ears
- 深陷于shēn xiàn yú
be steeped to the lips in, over head and ears, up to the ears
- 笙歌聒耳shēng gē guō ěr
The sound of songs and every sort of music filled the ears without ceasing.
- 耸耳倾听sǒng ěr qīng tīng
prick up one's ears
- 竖起耳朵听shù qǐ ěr duǒ tīng
prick up one's ears
- 掩耳不听yǎn ěr bú tīng
close one's ears to
- 刵èr
cut off the ear as a punishment
- 住嘴zhù zuǐ
Pull in your ears!
- 掣肘chè zhǒu
hold sb. back by the elbow; impede; handicap
- 携xié
carry; take along; take [hold] sb. by the hand
- 聒耳guō ěr
grate on one's ears
- 初出茅庐的chū chū máo lú de
wet behind the ears
- 耳鸣ěr míng
tinnitus; ringing in the ears; syrigmus; singing
- 少不更事的shǎo bú gèng shì de
wet behind the ears
- 隔墙有耳 on the other side of the wall.; There are ears in the corners of the wall.; Walls have cracks and
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