deaf

deaf
def
adjective
1) (unable to hear: She has been deaf since birth.) sordo
2) ((with to) refusing to understand or to listen: He was deaf to all arguments.) sordo
- deafen
- deafening
- deaf-mute
- fall on deaf ears
- turn a deaf ear to

deaf adj sordo
deaf
tr[def]
adjective
1 sordo,-a
noun the deaf
1 los sordos nombre masculino plural
\
SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be be as deaf as a post estar más sordo,-a que una tapia
to be deaf in one ear ser sordo,-a de un oído
to be deaf to something hacer oídos sordos a algo
to be stone deaf estar más sordo,-a que una tapia
to fall on deaf ears caer en oídos sordos
to go deaf quedarse sordo,-a
to turn a deaf ear hacerse el sordo
deaf ['dɛf] adj
: sordo
deaf
adj.
sordo, -a adj.

I def
adjective
a) sordo

to go deaf — quedarse sordo

deaf and dumb — sordomudo

b) (unwilling to hear)

to be deaf TO something — hacer* oídos sordos a algo


II
plural noun

the deaf — los sordos

[def]
1. ADJ
(compar deafer) (superl deafest)
1) (=unable to hear) sordo

deaf in one ear — sordo de un oído

- be as deaf as a
2) (=unwilling to hear)

deaf to all appeals — sordo a todos los ruegos

- turn a deaf ear to sth
2.
NPL
the deaf los sordos mpl
3.
CPD

deaf aid N — audífono m, sonotone ® m

* * *

I [def]
adjective
a) sordo

to go deaf — quedarse sordo

deaf and dumb — sordomudo

b) (unwilling to hear)

to be deaf TO something — hacer* oídos sordos a algo


II
plural noun

the deaf — los sordos


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