hear of Idiom, Proverb

hear of

1．know about；be told of；hear mention of听到；听说
How did you hear of our product？
你怎么听说我们的产品的？
2．entertain the idea of；consent to；permit or listen to（usn．used in negative form）听从；同意；准许；采纳（常用否定结构）
Mother just won't hear of such an idea．母亲就是不同意这样的主意。
I would not hear of his complaint．我不想听他的抱怨。
I will not hear of you making a trip wirh him．我不会准许你和他一起去旅行。
The soldiers were demanded to start off，but none of them would hear of parting with the villagers．战士们接到命令出发，但是他们当中没有人愿意离开老乡们。

will not hear of

Idiom(s): will not hear of sth

Theme: PERMISSION

to refuse to tolerate or permit something.
• You mustn't drive home alone. I won't hear of it.
• My parents won't hear of my staying out that late.

will not hear of|hear|hear of|won't hear of

v. phr. Will not allow or consider, refuse attention to or permission for. I want to go to the show tonight, but I know my mother will not hear of it. Mary needs another day to finish her book report, but the teacher won't hear of any delay. John's father told him he would not hear of his having a car.

won't hear of

won't hear of
see under not have it.

hear of (someone or something)

1. To apperceive of addition or something. Last week, I'd never alike heard of that actress, and now, I'm seeing her everywhere!2. To apprentice of addition or something. Michael has a new girlfriend? Why haven’t I heard of this?3. To accede article or acquiesce article (to happen). In this usage, the byword is about acclimated abnormally to accent that one will not accede or acquiesce article to happen. A: "I'd like to pay for banquet to acknowledge you for your generosity." B: "I won't apprehend of it, my boy! You are our guest." My mother wouldn't apprehend of us activity to an out-of-state college.Learn more: hear, of

hear of someone or something

to apprentice of the actuality of addition or something. Did you anytime apprehend of such a thing? I accept heard of Sharon Wallace and I would like to accommodated her.Learn more: hear, of

hear of

Be abreast about, as in I'd never heard of that applesauce accompanist before, but she was actual good. [Late 1500s] Also see not accept it (hear of it). Apprentice more: hear, of

hear of

v.
1. To apperceive of the actuality of addition or something: Have you anytime heard of this basketball player?
2. To accept account about article or someone: This is the aboriginal I've heard of your decision. She was aftermost heard of about abroad.
3. To consider, permit, or accord to something. Acclimated alone in the negative: I won't apprehend of your going! Learn more: hear, of

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