(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear(have/drop) a word in somebody’s earto say something to someone privately, especially to give them advice or a warning If I were you, I’d have a word in his ear before it’s too late. → wordExamples from the Corpus(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear• A word in the ear of the Weatherfield constabulary.• His resolve ends when again he wakes at dawn with prophetic words in his ears.• Mixed blessings' A word in your ear.• If I were you I'd drop a quiet word in her ear before it's too late.

单词	(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear
释义	(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear(have/drop) a word in somebody’s earto say something to someone privately, especially to give them advice or a warning If I were you, I’d have a word in his ear before it’s too late. → wordExamples from the Corpus(have/drop) a word in somebody’s ear• A word in the ear of the Weatherfield constabulary.• His resolve ends when again he wakes at dawn with prophetic words in his ears.• Mixed blessings' A word in your ear.• If I were you I'd drop a quiet word in her ear before it's too late.
随便看	wind chill wind chimes wind down wind etc instrument wind etc power wind farm wind forward Wind in the Willows Wind in the Willows, The wind instrument wind its way along etc wind its way through etc wind propulsion wind resistance wind round wind something around/round something wind something forward/back wind something ↔ up wind surfing wind through etc wind tunnel wind turbine wind up wind up wind up