oído

/oˈido/, [oˈi.ð̞o]

ear, hearing

Noun oído m (plural oídos)

Verb oído m (feminine singular oída, masculine plural oídos, feminine plural oídas)

Examples

Había oído que él era gordo, pero no había pensado que fuera tan gordo.

I had heard that he was fat, but I didn't think he would be that fat.

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Tom creyó haber oído un ratón en la cocina.

Tom thought he heard a mouse in the kitchen.

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Mi abuelo es un poco duro de oído.

My grandfather is a bit hard of hearing.

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He oído la versión francesa de esta canción.

I've heard the French version of this song.

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El ser humano tiene cinco sentidos: vista, oído, tacto, gusto y olfato.

Humans have five senses: sight, hearing, touch, taste and smell.

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Lamento haber oído lo de Tom.

I was sorry to hear about Tom.

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He oído que Carol y Will han roto.

I heard that Carol and Will have split up.

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He oído esa canción antes.

I've heard that song before.

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He oído que el Sr. Inoue se ha alojado en ese hotel.

I heard that Mr. Inoue has stayed at that hotel.

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Por cierto, ¿has oído de él últimamente?

By the way, have you heard from him lately?

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