(dialect) earpick / curette
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earpick / curette
to give sincere advice (idiom) / to exhort earnestly
slap
earhole / ear piercing hole / earring hole
credulous
ear
credulous
lit. ears pure and peaceful (idiom) / to stay away from the filth and unrest of the world
credulous
outer ear / auricle / pinna
ear piercing hole / earring hole
otogenic
aural vertigo
ear thermometer
to be influenced
what's frequently heard can be repeated in detail (idiom)
tab (of a web browser)
ears
earache
otolith
benign paroxysmal positional vertigo / BPPV
earmuffs
seeing sth for oneself is better than hearing about it from others
to witness personally
sharp ears and keen eyes (idiom) / keen and alert / perceptive
(idiom) what one hears may be unreliable, but what one sees is true / seeing is believing
eardrum / tympanum (of the middle ear) / tympanic membrane
(anatomy) cochlea
earwax / cerumen
credulous
in-ear monitor (abbr. for 耳機返聽系統|耳机返听系统[]) (contrasted with 地返[])
(anatomy) ear canal
outer ear / auricle / pinna
stud earring
auriculotherapy (ear acupuncture)
(idiom) 60 years old
ear ornament (earring, eardrop, stud etc)
(men) sideburns / (women) lengths of hair that hang down over the temples
lit. to play together ear to ear and temple to temple (idiom) / fig. (of a boy and a girl) to play together often during childhood
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