to control; to take the lead in; to have under one's thumb
eyes and ears; seeing and hearing; one's attention; one's interest
to attract interest; to capture attention
otolaryngology; ear, nose, and throat department
utter indifference; talking to the wall; praying to deaf ears
otitis media; middle-ear infection
mind and ears; listening with the heart; auricle (of the atrium); atrium
ear hair; hairs of the tragus
ear canal; external auditory canal; external auditory meatus
otorhinolaryngology; otolaryngology; ear, nose and throat department
epidemic parotitis; mumps
depths of the ear; inner ear
otolith (part of inner ear); statolith; statoconium
earache; aural pain; ear pain; otalgia; otodynia
Eustachian tube; auditory tube; pharyngotympanic tube
to take by surprise; to startle; to shock
otitis; inflammation of the ear
platinum wire loop (lab. equipment); inoculation loop; smear loop
ear drops (medicine); eardrops
earmark (on cattle, etc.)
tinnitus; ringing in the ears
vulgar ears; attention of the masses
feeling that one's ears are blocked; blocked-ear feeling; clogged-ear feeling
vestibulocochlear nerve; auditory nerve
to take the lead in; to control; to be the leader
tragus (small cartilaginous flap in front of the external opening of the ear); tragi; antilobium
good advice is harsh to the ears; honest advice is often unpleasant to the ears
exudative otitis media; secretory otitis media; middle ear effusion; glue ear
sharp eyes and ears used for collecting information far and wide; having the acumen and shrewd discernment gained by widely-collected information; being well-versed on a subject; books which broaden our knowledge
posterior auricular artery
otolaryngology; otorhinology
administration of ear drops; ear dripping
auricular hematoma; cauliflower ear
otoscope; auriscope; auroscope
ear instillation; ear-drop administration
infections or diseases of the ear
ear, nose and throat specialist
double summit; twin peaks; twin-peaked mountain
earplug (traditional jewellery worn in the earlobe, popular in Han dynasty China)
earplug (traditional jewellery worn in the earlobe, popular in Jomon-period Japan)