Put the earphones in your ears.
把耳机塞进耳朵里。
Their piercing words might still be ringing in your ears.
他们刺耳的言语似乎仍包围着你的耳朵。
Ever get a ringing in your ears after a loud blast of music on your iPod?
在用iPod听过一阵子大音量的音乐之后，你的耳朵里会不会嗡嗡作响？
The waves will stand a-tiptoe to kiss your neck and whisper in your ears.
波浪踮着脚尖亲吻你的颈脖，在你耳旁呢喃。
Feel the rush of the wind against your skin and hear her keening cry in your ears.
用你的肌肤感受风的冲撞，用你的耳朵倾听她的高歌，仔细聆听她的呼唤吧！
It happens when water gets trapped in your ears and allows bacteria or fungi to flourish.
当水滞留在耳内并使细菌或真菌滋生时就会生这种病。
You don't have to read the notes cause you've got the sound in your ears, part of your aural memory.
你不用去看音符，因为你头脑里已经有了声音，这是你听觉记忆的一部分。
Attach them to an audio source, put them on or in your ears, and you'll hear sound via your eardrums.
将耳机的一端与音频源连接，另一端放在或塞进耳朵，然后你就能通过耳鼓听到音乐声了。
They say your name, and I think there's a rush of blood in your ears, 'Cause I was clapping Tom Cruise.
公布我的名字时，顿时我觉得血液涌上耳朵来，因为我在为汤姆·克鲁斯鼓掌。
You feel pains in your ears because of a change in air pressure. You can relieve the earache by chewing gum.
您感到耳朵痛是由于气压改变的缘故。嚼块口香糖就会好些。
You can walk through the tunnels and have a close look at the loud, rock-clashing waves, which resonate in your ears.
你可以走入洞穴，在海浪冲击岩石巨大的声响之中，近距离观察海浪。
Now, when you were little, if you had noise, and you didn't want to hear it, you'd stick your fingers in your ears and hum.
当你小时候听到噪音，并想摆脱它时，你会捂住耳朵小声哼哼。
Tiny bits of dust stick to your clothes, your fingernails, your hair, or your shoes. They catch in your nose and in your ears.
这些细小的碎屑粘在你的衣服上、指甲里、头发中或鞋子里，粘附在你的鼻子里和耳朵里。
The engines roar in your ears as you move towards the open door. Then you're outside, falling with the wind whipping past your ears.
当你走向机门的时候耳朵里满是飞机引擎的轰隆声，接着你跳出飞机，强风扑面而来。
But the fluids in your ears, they obey the laws of physics. And they are sort of rocking around and sloshing because you are actually moving.
但是你耳朵里的液体遵循物理定律，你确实在移动，因此它们四处摇摆、晃动。
Butt the fluids in your ears, they obey the laws of physics. And they are sort of rocking around and sloshing because you are actually moving.
但是你耳朵里的液体遵循物理定律，你确实在移动，因此它们四处摇摆、晃动。
When you open the card, you can see my best wishes to you. When you close the card, my wishes echo in your ears. When you shut your eyes, both of us appear in your mind.
打开卡片看到的是我美好的祝愿，合上卡片耳边回响的是我诚挚的祝福，闭上眼睛脑海浮现的是你和我。
So the point of this is: once you get these kind of progressions locked in your ears, you go to a concert and you can begin to chart what the piece is doing in terms of its harmony.
这里的重点是，一旦你的耳朵牢牢记住了这些进程，你去听音乐会的时候就能开始分析一部作品的和声了。
If you hear in my voice- I don't know that it is so, but I hopeit is- if you hear in my voice any resemblance to a voice that oncewas sweet music in your ears, weep for it, weep for it!
如果你从我的声音里听出了你曾听到过的甜蜜的音乐--我不知道你会不会，但我希望会--就为它哭泣吧，为它哭泣吧！
Your great name long since reached my ears like thunder. I am ashamed to show off my incompetence in the presence of an expert like yourself.
先生大名，如雷灌耳，小弟献丑，真是班门弄斧了。
In other words, your ears continue hearing sounds, but you can't hear the sounds just because your brain ignores them.
换句话说，你的耳朵能持续听到声音，但只是因为你的大脑忽略了它们你才听不到。
44as soon as the sound of your greeting reached my ears, the baby in my womb leaped for joy.
因为你问安的声音一入我耳，我腹里的胎就欢喜跳动。
We know which brain regions handle sound waves that come in through your ears. Are the same areas active when you simply imagine the sound?
我们知道大脑某个区域会处理耳朵接收到的声波，那在想象声音的时候也是这块区域在起作用吗？
To counter such effects, most experts believe that care of your ears should begin in the first few days of life.
为了对抗这些影响，绝大多数专家认为，你应当从生命中的最初几天起就开始关爱自己的耳朵。
She says that in certain situations, it's much easier to use your ears than your eyes, particularly with something that's changing over time.
她还说在特定的环境下，用耳朵比用眼睛更方便，尤其是对那些随着时间变化而变化迅速的事物。
She says that in certain situations, it's much easier to use your ears than your eyes, particularly with something that's changing over time. Collider data do that.
她还说在特定的环境下，用耳朵比用眼睛更方便，尤其是对那些随着时间变化而变化迅速的事物。对撞机就是这样。
She says that in certain situations, it's much easier to use your ears than your eyes, particularly with something that's changing over time. Collider data do that.
她还说在特定的环境下，用耳朵比用眼睛更方便，尤其是对那些随着时间变化而变化迅速的事物。对撞机就是这样。
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