English • Idioms & PhrasesEasy
What does the idiom “Be all ears” mean?
A. To talk too much
B. To ignore advice
C. To hear very badly
D. To listen with full attention✓ Correct Answer
💡 Solution & Explanation
The idiom “Be all ears” means “to listen with full attention”. An idiom's meaning is not the same as the meaning of its separate words, so read it as a whole phrase.