Examples of using "Ouvido" in a sentence and their english translations:
I should've listened.
I should have listened to Mary.
Inaudible to the human ear.
I have no ear for music.
- I thought I heard you.
- I thought that I heard you.
Tom may have heard us.
Heard from Scandinavia and England
Do you have earphones?
You will have heard the news.
She plays the piano by ear.
I have an earache.
- Tom plays piano by ear.
- Tom plays the piano by ear.
- I thought I heard a gunshot.
- I thought that I heard a gunshot.
- Don't scream in my ear!
- Do not yell into my ear.
I wish I had listened to your advice.
Tom plays the harmonica by ear.
My ear is not a toilet!
Tom has a good ear for music.
- Tom should have listened to his mother.
- Tom should've listened to his mother.
Tell me about it. I'm all ears.
You really have an ear for music.
Tom has an earache.
What have you done to your ear?
These headphones don't work.
Those earphones don't work.
- Tom took off his headphones.
- Tom took his headphones off.
They must not have heard me.
Stop yelling in my ear.
- I haven't heard from him since then.
- I haven't heard of him since then.
- I thought I heard you come in.
- I thought that I heard you come in.
Tom is wearing headphones.
Tom has an ear infection.
My ears hurt.
I have no ear for music.
Tom is deaf in one ear.
- Tom thought he heard a gunshot.
- Tom thought that he heard a gunshot.
Mary thought she heard a gunshot.
Maybe she didn't hear you.
Maybe she didn't hear you.
I've heard of it.
He made believe that he had not heard me.
- I have an ear infection.
- I've got an ear infection.
I haven't heard from her since then.
We haven't heard from her since then.
I haven't been hearing good things about him.
Two people say they heard a gunshot.
- I thought they'd heard us.
- I thought that they'd heard us.
Tom whispered into Mary's ear.
Tom whispered something into Mary's ear.
Could you bring me earphones?
He whispered sweet nothings into her ear.
- Tom thought he heard a dog barking.
- Tom thought that he heard a dog barking.
I was sure I heard something.
Tom is completely deaf in one ear.
and of your heart, and even of your ear,
but we could have heard about it then
Joseph says he heard a call from death.
It goes in one ear and out the other.
A strange sound was heard from behind the door.
If I'd only listened to my parents!
Can I borrow your earphones?
- I should've listened to what Tom said.
- I should have listened to what Tom said.
I had never heard about Lviv before.
I spoke so loudly as to be heard by everyone.
We came here to buy headphones.
The old man pretended not to hear my question.
I can barely hear without my earphone.
I had already heard that song once.
I've never heard of it until now.
Neighbors reported hearing the children scream.
sporting their Beats by Dre headphones.
of them wearing Beats by Dre headphones,
Please show me how to use the headset.
If you had only listened to me, none of this would have happened.
How many people do you think have an ear for music?
Tom must have heard our voices and escaped.
When he heard the noise, Tom ran to the kitchen.
Traffic noise is very harsh to the ear.
- I don't believe I've ever heard of her.
- I don't remember having heard of her.
No sound was to be heard.
Had he heard the news, he might have been shocked.
- I heard you moved to Boston.
- I'd heard you'd moved to Boston.
- I assume you've heard about Tom's promotion.
- I assume that you've heard about Tom's promotion.
I haven't heard from you for a long time.
I regret not having taken my doctor's advice.
Tom switched the phone from one ear to the other.
I've never heard such a thing, just an extraordinary story.
Tom leaned over and whispered something in Mary's ear.