hark

UK
/hɑːk/
US
/hɑrk/

Translations

harkverb
harked
Past Simple
harked
Past Participle
harking
Gerund
UK
/hɑːk/
US
/hɑrk/
écouterlittéraire, vieilli
Hark to the sound of the distant bells.
Écoutez le son des cloches lointaines.
revenir àavec la locution « harken/hark back »; registre courant
The novel’s nostalgic tone constantly harks back to the author’s youth.
Le ton nostalgique du roman revient sans cesse à la jeunesse de l’auteur.
Additional translations
évoqueravec la locution « harken/hark back »; selon le contexte
prêter l’oreillelittéraire, vieilli
Synonyms
harkinterjection
UK
/hɑːk/
US
/hɑrk/
écoutezvieilli, littéraire
Hark! Do you hear the distant sound of the church bells?
Écoutez ! Entendez-vous le son lointain des cloches de l’église ?
Additional translations
entendezvieilli, littéraire
Synonyms

Definitions

harkverb
To listen attentively.
Hark to the sound of the distant bells.
(intransitive, usually with back) To return to or evoke a previous topic, style, or time; to recall or remember something from the past.
The novel’s nostalgic tone constantly harks back to the author’s youth.
harkinterjection
An exclamation used to draw attention to something heard or to listen carefully.
Hark! Do you hear the distant sound of the church bells?