earshot — the range within which a sound, especially someone's voice, can be heard
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: the range within which a sound, especially someone's voice, can be heard
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈɪrʃɑt/
Korean meaning: 소리가 들릴 수 있는 범위, 특히 사람의 목소리가 들리는 거리
Korean pronunciation: **이어**샷
Example Sentences
- The teenagers moved out of earshot before discussing their secret plan to surprise their teacher.
- Make sure you're within earshot when the pizza delivery arrives.
- She whispered the gossip only when her boss was out of earshot.
earshot
NOUN//ˈɪrʃɑt//
the range within which a sound, especially someone's voice, can be heard
Children playing within earshot while distant father remains unheard
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When the gunshot fades from earshot, she takes the snapshot!
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Origin
From 16th century English, combining 'ear' with 'shot' (the distance a projectile can travel). Originally referred to the range within which sound could reach someone's ear, similar to how 'shot' described the range of a weapon.
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“The teenagers moved out of earshot before discussing their secret plan to surprise their teacher.”
“Make sure you're within earshot when the pizza delivery arrives.”
“She whispered the gossip only when her boss was out of earshot.”
“The children played just within earshot of their parents.”
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