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oírlo

hear, hear it

Verb oírlo

  1. Compound of the infinitive oír and the pronoun lo.

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Examples

  • Tom no quiere oírlo.

    Tom doesn't want to hear it.

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  • El pájaro está cantando. ¿Puedes oírlo?

    The bird is singing. Can you hear it?

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  • Déjame oírlo.

    Let me hear it.

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  • Quiero oírlo todo sobre tu viaje a Boston.

    I want to hear all about your trip to Boston.

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  • Muchos no pudieron oírlo.

    Many could not hear him.

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  • Me alegra oírlo.

    I'm glad to hear it.

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  • Estoy harto de oírlo.

    I'm sick of hearing it.

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  • Al oírlo, até cabos.

    When I heard that, I put two and two together.

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  • No puedo oírlo.

    I can't hear it.

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  • Me alegro de oírlo.

    I'm glad to hear that.

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