Meaning of 聞こえ in Japanese

Definition of 聞こえ

きこえ(kikoe) 【聞こえ】

きこえる(kikoeru) 【聞こえる ·聞える ·聴こえる ·聴える】

きこえよがし(kikoeyogashi) 【聞こえよがし ·聞えよがし】

(n, adj-na) bad-mouthing someone so as to be deliberately overheard; intentionally letting someone hear insults or sarcasm regarding them

「店みせのばーさんは、すげー愛想悪いわるいんだけどさー」「大輝、聞こえとるぞ」「げっ・・・」

"The old lady of this shop is very unsociable but ..." "Taiki, I can hear you!" "Ack!"

Didn't you hear your name called?

あなたは何か聞こえませんか。

Can you hear anything?

You speak so softly that I cannot quite hear what you say.

あなたの意見いけんはばかげて聞こえるきこえる。

Your ideas sound crazy.

I can't hear you very well.

あなたが大学だいがくから電話でんわしてするきたくるときより、よく聞こえるきこえるわ。

It's a better line than when you used to call me from the university.

I didn't hear what you said.

あなたが歌ううたうのがしばしば聞こえるきこえる。

We often hear you sing.

「世界平和せかいへいわ」という言葉は魅力的に聞こえるきこえるが、世界平和せかいへいわへの道みちは長く苦難くなんに満ちている。

Although the phrase "world peace" sounds attractive, the road to world peace is very long and full of troubles.