Definition of hark - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
imperativeDated used to command someone to listenDated
- Hark! I hear a voice calling.
2.
attentive listeningDated UK listen carefully to somethingDated UK
- Hark, the distant bells are ringing.
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Origin of hark
Old English, heorcian (listen)
Examples of hark in a sentence
Hark to the sound of the waves crashing ashore. Hark to the wise words of the elder. Hark, the sound of the sea is calming.
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- French:écouter, prêter attention, ...
- German:horchen, ...
- Italian:ascolta, ascoltare, ...
- Spanish:escuchar, ...
- Portuguese:escutar, ...
- Chinese:听, 聆听, ...
- Japanese:聞け, 聞く, ...
- Arabic:أنصِتْ, أَصْغَى, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַקְשִׁיב, לְהַקְשִׁיב בְּקֶשֶׁב, ...
- Russian:слушать, вслушиваться, ...
- Ukrainian:слухати, прислухатися, ...
- Hindi:सुनना, सुन लेना, ...
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