hears
v. A1 Beginner US //ˈhiɹz// UK //hˈiəz// hears
v. to receive sounds through your ears. It also means to listen to or be told some information.
v. to perceive sound through the auditory nerves; to receive information or news via communication. The third-person singular present form of 'hear'.
She hears the birds singing every morning.
The manager hears that you are looking for a promotion and wants to discuss it today.
Whenever the judge hears a case of this magnitude, the courtroom is packed with journalists and legal experts eager to witness the proceedings.
Usage
Transitive when followed by an object; can also take a 'that' clause or a bare infinitive.
Pitfall
I am hearing a noiseI hear a noiseHear is a stative verb and is rarely used in the continuous (-ing) form to describe physical perception.