Hear from Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈhiɹ/ /ˈfɹəm

HEER-frum

UK

hˈiə/ /fɹˈɒm

HEE-uh-from

释义

To receive a message, letter, email, or call from someone. Often used when you get communication or news from another person.

用法与细微差别

Usually informal and used for news or communication received from someone you haven't spoken to in a while. Commonly paired with 'I haven't heard from...' or 'Have you heard from...?' Not used for noises or sounds—use 'hear' alone for that.

• Spanish: tener noticias de - saber de
• Portuguese (BR): receber notícias de - saber de
• Portuguese (PT): receber notícias de - saber de
• Chinese (Simplified): 收到...的消息 - 得到...的消息
• Chinese (Traditional): 收到...的消息 - 得到...的消息
• Hindi: से समाचार मिलना - से सुनना
• Arabic: يَتَلَقّى أَخْبارًا مِن
• Bengali: খবর পাওয়া - যোগাযোগ পাওয়া
• Russian: получить весточку - получить сообщение
• Japanese: 連絡がある - 便りがある
• Vietnamese: nghe tin từ - nhận được liên lạc từ
• Korean: 소식을 듣다 - 연락을 받다
• Turkish: haber almak - birinden haber gelmek
• Urdu: خبر ملنا - کسی سے رابطہ ہونا
• Indonesian: mendengar kabar dari - mendapat kabar dari

例句

I haven't heard from my brother in weeks.

basic

Did you hear from the company about the job?

basic

Let me know if you hear from Sarah.

basic

It's been ages since I last heard from Tom.

natural

I suddenly heard from an old friend out of the blue.

natural

You usually hear from customers pretty fast after sending out an update.

natural