have a delicate ear for

have a delicate ear for对某事物听觉灵敏：That zoologist has a delicate ear for birds’ chirping，he can distinguish them correctly with his eyes blindfolded.那个动物学家对鸟鸣有鉴别力，他能蒙着眼睛正确地区别它们。

• reactive load
• block something out
• cormels
• corn-coloureds
• ADT
• pythiaceaes
• undying
• lose the day
• immersion cleaning
• Carson, Johnny
• sperrylite
• pachisi
• behalves
• reincite
• overgrowing
• special productivity index
• cine
• trepanner
• opportunisms
• make noises (about sth)
• ligate
• ligations
• hassle
• minarets
• cattle run
• bronzen
• on any account
• initial condition
• in its entirety
• poopers
• greyed
• awning deck
• Alder, Kurt
• euryokous
• safety helmet
• carbineer
• compressed speech
• wild horses would not drag, make, etc. sb (do sth)
• fire away
• flushometer
• vision-mix
• quadrilingual
• gird (up) your loins
• pathways
• help off
• handily
• intermitten fault
• Wanamaker, John
• nephromalacia
• psilosis
• gruffness
• dimensional
• nooners
• tobogganings
• lay (或 put) it on the line
• Menckenian
• decimal-coded digit
• subwaking
• rhotacised
• Tianjin
• Saint Martin's summer
• stilb
• Tacs
• subassembling
• revisionism
• all's fish that comes to the net
• mizzs
• aplastic
• carouse
• autotomizes
• Occam, William of
• v.i
• distent
• stase
• castigations
• Voigt, Woldemar
• to say
• subtleness
• cocainized
• rheostatic braking
• put a lid on
• motionlessness
• kabele
• televised
• hearings
• Usher, James
• out to out external bond
• trepangs
• psycholinguists
• escape tower
• depoliticising
• citric acids
• fall on hard / bad times
• mesenchymal hyalin
• double stem
• MIG
• lyceums
• in character
• international atomic time
• dictatresses