聙 (jīng) - Jing — to have sharp hearing & possessing keen auditory perception.
聙 · jīng
Jing — to have sharp hearing;
possessing keen auditory perception.
Jing — to have sharp hearingpossessing keen auditory perception.
Usage highlights
sharp hearingkeen earsacute auditory sense聙耳聙察
Usage & contexts
Examples
- He has very sharp hearing (耳力很聙).
- The hunter's keen ears detected the faint sound (猎人的耳朵很聙).
- This describes someone with excellent auditory acuity (形容听力极好).
Collocations
- sharp hearing(聙听)
- keen ears(耳聙)
- acute auditory sense(听力聙敏)
- sharp-eared(聙耳)
- to listen keenly(聙察)
Idioms
- Eyes sharp and ears keen(眼明耳聙)
- Keen sight and sharp hearing(目明耳聙)
Cultural background
FAQ- A rare character, primarily used in classical or literary contexts to describe exceptional hearing ability.
- Often appears in conjunction with characters describing visual acuity to denote overall sensory sharpness.
- Reflects the traditional value placed on keen perception and awareness.