不绝于耳 (bù jué yú ěr) — to linger in one's ears (of sounds, voices, or words that are heard continuously)

Definition

Idiom: sounds (applause, voices, criticism) that keep coming and stay in one's ears — emphasizes continuous, unceasing noise or speech rather than a single echo.

idiom
to linger in one's ears (of sounds, voices, or words that are heard continuously)

Examples

  • 不绝于耳
    Zhǎng shēng bù jué yú ěr, jiǔ jiǔ bù tíng.
    The applause lingered in our ears, not stopping for a long time.
  • 不绝于耳
    Tā de pī píng zhì jīn bù jué yú ěr, ràng wǒ fǎn sī le hěn jiǔ.
    His criticism still rings in my ears, making me reflect for a long time.
  • 不绝于耳
    Jiē shàng jiào mài shēng bù jué yú ěr, chōng mǎn le shēng huó qì xī.
    The hawking sounds on the street were incessant, full of the flavor of life.

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