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UK//hɪəd//US//hɝːd//

Meaning of Heard

In simple words: To listen to sounds or voices.

Heard in a sentence

  • I heard a strange noise last night.
  • Did you hear what she said?
  • He heard the news before anyone else.
  • They heard the announcement during the meeting.
  • I heard a rumor about the event.

How to use Heard

Use 'heard' to describe something you listened to in the past. Avoid using it for future events.

Grammar pattern

hear + object

Memory hint

Sounds like 'herd' — imagine a herd of cows making noise.

Related words

Collocations with Heard

  • heard a noise
  • heard a story
  • heard from someone

Synonyms for Heard

Opposites of Heard

  • ignored
  • disregarded

Common mistakes with Heard

  • 'Heard' is sometimes confused with 'listened', which implies actively paying attention.
  • Learners may use 'heared' instead of 'heard'.
  • Mixing up the past forms of irregular verbs is common.

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Frequently asked questions about Heard

What does Heard mean?

To listen to sounds or voices.

What is the definition of Heard?

The past tense of hear; to have perceived sounds.

How do you use Heard in a sentence?

I heard a strange noise last night.

Can you give another example of Heard?

Did you hear what she said?

What are synonyms for Heard?

Common alternatives include listened, overheard, audited, detected.

What is the opposite of Heard?

Opposite meanings include ignored, disregarded.

What words go with Heard?

It commonly pairs with heard a noise, heard a story, heard from someone.

What are common mistakes when using Heard?

'Heard' is sometimes confused with 'listened', which implies actively paying attention. Learners may use 'heared' instead of 'heard'. Mixing up the past forms of irregular verbs is common.

How do you pronounce Heard?

US: //hɝːd//, UK: //hɪəd//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Heard?

Use 'heard' to describe something you listened to in the past. Avoid using it for future events.