tīng qǔ
listen to; hear
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我听取了老师的意见，修改了我的论文。
wǒ tīngqǔle lǎoshī de yìjiàn, xiūgǎile wǒ de lùnwén.
I listened to the teacher's advice and revised my thesis.
在做决定之前，我需要听取各方的意见。
zài zuò juédìng zhīqián, wǒ xūyào tīngqǔ gèfāng de yìjiàn.
Before making a decision, I need to listen to the opinions of all parties.
听取客户的反馈，可以帮助我们改进产品。
tīngqǔ kèhù de fǎnkuì, kěyǐ bāngzhù wǒmen gǎijìn chǎnpǐn.
Listening to customer feedback can help us improve our products.
拒绝 (jùjué)
reject
忽视 (hūshì)
ignore
The Chinese word 听取 (tīngqǔ) is a verb phrase that means "to listen to and accept (advice, opinions, etc.)". It is composed of two characters: 听 (tīng), which means "to listen", and 取 (qǔ), which means "to take" or "to accept". The word 听取 is often used in formal settings, such as in business meetings or government conferences. It can also be used in informal settings, such as between friends or family members.The word 听取 has a long history in the Chinese language. It can be traced back to the Han Dynasty (206 BC - 220 AD), when it was used in the Book of Han. In this text, the word 听取 is used to describe how the emperor listened to the advice of his ministers.The word 听取 is still commonly used in the Chinese language today. It is an important word to know for anyone who wants to communicate effectively in Chinese.
