English Idioms

Lend An Ear

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Lend An Ear - to listen to someone carefully or sympathetically

I need someone to lend me an ear.

Our mother is very good at lending an ear.

You need someone to lend an ear.

My friend needs someone to lend an ear.

My boss is always there to lend an ear.

Do you need someone to lend an ear?

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