hearken
英 ['hɑːk(ə)n]
美 ['hɑrkən]
- vi. 耳を傾ける；耳を傾ける
- vt.注意を払う；耳を傾ける
語源
hearken 聞く、聴くhearは「聞く」、-kは「強調する」、-enは「作る」。耳を傾ける、聞くという意味の派生語。
英語の語源
- hearken (v.)
- late Old English heorcnian "to give ear, listen" (intransitive); hear with attention" (transitive), a suffixed form of *heorcian (root of hark); from Proto-Germanic *hausjan (see hear). Harken is the usual spelling in U.S. and probably is better justified by etymology; OED says preference for hearken in British use likely is from influence of hear.
例文
- 1. Howbeit they did not hearken ，but they did after their former manner.
- 40彼らは耳を貸さず、以前の風習に従って行った。
- 2.Gate of the Vanquisher of all Evil Spells, Hearken and Open！
- すべての邪悪な呪文征服者の門、聞いて開けて！
- 3.To hearken to the voice of conscience is a good rule.
- 良心の叫びに耳を傾けるのは良い基準だ。
- 4.If a ruler hearken to lies,all his servants are wicked.
- 王嘘を聞けば、彼のすべての臣従は姦悪だ。
- 5.Lioness,Queen of the Battle, Hearken and Remember！
- 雌ライオン、戦争の後、聞いて覚えて！
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