意味
To be eagerly waiting to hear what someone is going to say.
文化的背景
Active listening is a sign of respect and interest in the speaker's life. Listening is often done silently; 'all ears' is understood but sometimes people prefer to show attention through nodding. Very expressive; 'soy todo oídos' is used frequently in social settings.
Body Language
When you say 'I'm all ears', lean forward slightly to show you are really interested.
Context Matters
Don't use this if someone is crying or telling you about a death.
意味
To be eagerly waiting to hear what someone is going to say.
Body Language
When you say 'I'm all ears', lean forward slightly to show you are really interested.
Context Matters
Don't use this if someone is crying or telling you about a death.
自分をテスト
Complete the phrase.
When my friend started talking, I said, 'Go ahead, I'm _____.'
The idiom is 'all ears' to show you are listening.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the correct usage.
The standard idiom is 'I am all ears'.
Match the situation to the response.
Your boss says: 'I have a new idea for the team.'
This shows you are ready to listen to the idea.
Complete the dialogue.
A: 'Can I tell you a secret?' B: '_____'
This is the most encouraging response.
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4 問題When my friend started talking, I said, 'Go ahead, I'm _____.'
The idiom is 'all ears' to show you are listening.
Choose the correct usage.
The standard idiom is 'I am all ears'.
Your boss says: 'I have a new idea for the team.'
This shows you are ready to listen to the idea.
A: 'Can I tell you a secret?' B: '_____'
This is the most encouraging response.
🎉 スコア： /4
よくある質問
6 問No, it is too informal. Use 'I look forward to hearing your thoughts' instead.
It is always 'I am all ears'.
No, it is a figurative expression for being attentive.
Yes, you can use it for anyone.
Not at all, it is very friendly.
Don't use this phrase! Say 'I'm a bit busy right now' instead.
関連フレーズ
Lend an ear
similarTo listen to someone.
Listen up
contrastA command to pay attention.
Be all eyes
similarTo watch something intently.
