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hear from

Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples

Pronunciation: US /ˈhɪr frəm/ · UK /ˈhɪə frəm/

hear from means: You receive a message, news, or an opinion from someone.

verb

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You receive a message, news, or an opinion from someone.

  • Have you heard from Ben?
  • We heard from the school yesterday.
  • The committee wants to hear from people who use the service.

How to use it: hear from someone (I haven’t heard from my sister this week.)

Similar words: get news from, receive word from

Common phrases: hear from someone, hear from friends

Questions about hear from

What does hear from mean?

You receive a message, news, or an opinion from someone.

What is hear from in other languages?

Türkçe: haber almak · Español: tener noticias de · Français: avoir des nouvelles de · Deutsch: von jemandem hören · Italiano: avere notizie di · 日本語: 連絡をもらう

How do you pronounce hear from?

In American English /ˈhɪr frəm/; in British English /ˈhɪə frəm/.

How do you use hear from in a sentence?

Have you heard from Ben? We heard from the school yesterday.

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