listen in
/ˈlɪs.ən ɪn/Word connections
verb
/ˈlɪs.ən ɪn/Фразовый глагол, используемый для обозначения тайного или пассивного прослушивания разговора или передачи без участия.
Verbo frasal que denota escuchar una conversación o transmisión de manera secreta o pasiva, sin participar en ella.
Verbe à particule utilisé pour désigner le fait d'écouter secrètement ou passivement une conversation ou une émission sans y participer.
Phrasal Verb, das das heimliche oder passive Mithören eines Gesprächs oder einer Sendung ohne aktive Beteiligung bezeichnet.
Verbo frasal usado para indicar escuta secreta ou passiva de uma conversa ou transmissão, sem participar dela.
指偷听或被动地收听他人的谈话或广播,而不参与其中。
فعل مركب يعني الاستماع سرًّا أو بشكل سلبي إلى حديث الآخرين أو إلى بث دون مشاركة.
A phrasal verb used to indicate the act of secretly or passively listening to a conversation or broadcast without participating.
uncountable · intransitive · phrasal, inseparable
Eavesdrop or secretly hearinformal
To listen to a conversation or broadcast without taking part, often secretly.
Подслушивать
Escuchar a escondidas
écouter secrètement
Heimlich zuhören
Escutar escondido
偷听
التنصت
- She listened in on her brother's phone call.
- The detective listened in on the suspects' conversation.
- He was caught listening in to the private meeting.
Tune into a broadcastinformal
To listen to a radio or television program.
Слушать передачу
sintonizar
écouter une émission
Sendung hören
Sintonizar uma transmissão
收听节目
استماع إلى البث
- Millions of people listened in to the live concert.
- I always listen in to the morning news on the radio.
- They listened in to the podcast during their commute.
Synonymstune in
- listened in past participle
- listened in past simple
- listening in present participle
- listens in third person singular
Base verblisten
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