not hear of
英 [nɔt hiə ɔv] 美 [nɑt hɪr ʌv]

v.

（与will,would或could连用）连听都不要听，不同意[考虑]，拒绝考虑；

双语例句

用作形容词(adj.)

1. As he would not grant her request for an increase in salary, his secretary walked out on him.
   由于他不答应他的秘书增加工资的要求，秘书离开了他。

权威例句

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