Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Ear"

A: Lol
It means that you should have used you brain rather than your genitals to make a decision.
Someone might say it if you make a bad choice because you were sexually interested in someone.

A: For “my hands had stopped playing arpeggios on the keys of an invisible piano,” I’m pretty sure it’s a very complicated way to say that they stopped tapping/drumming their fingers.

A: In my understanding is used to take impressions for Hearing Aids. and fin fact I've gotten it before.

A: An ear of corn is the entire cob with the husk still on.
We picked ears of corn in the field then returned home to shuck and boil them for dinner.

A: It is poetic and abstract, but it seems to be saying:

"You can hear someone talking, you think they are wise, until their words becomes impossible to understand (people "slur" their words when they drink too much), and you can't escape,"

Hope that helps! What song is it from?

A: After she heard the good results, she came out of the examination room with an ear to ear smile.

A: “Up to my ears” is very common. It is a way of explaining that I am too busy, without going into detail about my busy-work.

A: "Please stop talking my ear off."
"Don't talk his ear off."
"Sorry if I talked your ear off."
Here's a couple examples, I hope this helps! ^-^

A: I'm all ears...

Meaning: I'm listening. This isn't a very common expression, reserved for when the speaker is seeking an explanation for some grievance.
Also used when someone's interested in something, and will give you their complete attention.

A: I am all ears to your complains, I will listen very carefully

A: Your ear is the whole thing, outside and all. Your eardrum is a small peice inside that separates the outer ear and middle to interpret vibrations (sound)

A: Ear cuff Ear ring

A: They mean the same thing.

A: "Sharp ears" is better. It means they can hear well.

A: The first sentence means you want your ears to be pierced by another person. The second sentence means that you are going to do it yourself.

A: People would understand, but after they are cooked we would say 'two cobs of corn', or just 'two corn cobs'. But you're correct, the technical term is 'ear of corn'.

You will also hear people say "We are having corn on the cob for dinner."

I should also say that my English is North American, it may be different in UK English.

I hope this isn't confusing.

A: “You must wear trainers to the gym”, “Trainers are required at the gym”

A: Only by context can you tell them apart. They are homonyms, words that sound exactly the same but written differently.

A: drooping

A: These ear rings really suit you! = natural and correct

These ear rings LOOK beautiful ON YOU =natural and correct

A: “I think someone is talking about me.”

Can be used to say you suspect someone has been talking about you behind your back, or when you overhear a conversation about you.

- blah blah blah “bonnies” blah blah...
- what was that? My ears are burning.

It comes from an old superstition that your ears burn when someone talks about you.

A: It does sound natural in slang because usually people don't use very proper grammar while using slang but it would be more grammatically correct if it was "Not them pretending their ears *are* blocked."

A: × Not them pretending their ears blocked 😭 (as a slang)
✓ Not them pretending their ears are blocked😭

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A: Sounds better if you say:
I am up to my ears *in* tasks/homework/work/chores/housework