Definition
Definition of quick-eared - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
hearingDated having keen hearing abilityDated
- The quick-eared detective heard the faintest whisper.
- The quick-eared animal detected the predator's approach.
- Quick-eared musicians can catch every note.
Origin of quick-eared
Old English, cwic (alive) + eare (ear)
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- French:à l'ouïe fine, ...
- German:feinfühlig, ...
- Italian:dall'udito fine, ...
- Spanish:de oído agudo, ...
- Portuguese:atento, ...
- Chinese:耳聪, ...
- Japanese:耳の早い, ...
- Arabic:حادّ السَّمْع, ...
- Hebrew:חַד שְׁמִיעָה, ...
- Russian:острослухающий, ...
- Ukrainian:гострослухий, ...
- Hindi:तीव्र श्रवण, ...
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