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把耳朵捂住
[bă ĕr duŏ wŭ zhù]
把耳朵捂住 translates to cover one ’ s ears symbolizing refusal or inability to listen It can suggest ...
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听不到
[tīng bù dào]
Cannot hear Perhaps referring to the unwillingness to face certain things This can mean physical ...
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掩耳
[yăn ĕr]
Covering Ears implies a desire to avoid unwanted truths or realities This metaphorical action can ...
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捂耳遮眼
[wŭ ĕr zhē yăn]
Literally translated as covering ears and eyes this indicates pretending not to hear or see This ...
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蒙着耳朵
[mĕng zhe ĕr duŏ]
Covering Ears comes from the idiom to cover ones ears while stealing a bell referring to someone trying ...
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掩人耳目
[yăn rén ĕr mù]
Covering Ears and Eyes is derived from a Chinese idiom meaning doing something to cover up your actions ...
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捂耳倾听
[wŭ ĕr qīng tīng]
Cover Ears to Listen a rather paradoxical expression that implies listening selectively while ...
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捂上眼睛
[wŭ shàng yăn jīng]
Covering the Eyes might signify the intention to avoid something a gesture of selfdefense from unpleasant ...
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捂住了耳朵
[wŭ zhù le ĕr duŏ]
This directly means covering ears as in refusing to hear Often used humorously or lightheartedly ...