Loud noise in confined spaces can exert too much pressure on your ears.

密闭空间的巨大噪音会对你的耳朵造成很大的压力。

30 years of service, one wrong move, and...snap, you're out on your ear.

干了三十年，做错一件事你就得滚蛋了。

Right fingertips underneath the bridge of the right arm and you come to rest on your right ear.

右手指尖放在右臂下方，然后放在右耳上。

You could be out on your ear any minute.

你可能随时都在耳边。

Why don't you get it on your ear?

- 你为什么不把它戴在耳朵上？

So that goes on your ear.

- 所以这句话就挂在你的耳朵上了。

Do you want a smack on your ear to help you with your hearing?

赏你两个耳刮子才听得懂吗？

You’d better start working harder, or you’ll be out on your ear.

【ear】你最好开始加把劲，否则将被开除。

The expression " to be out on your ear" (ear) means to lose your job, to be fired.

“to be out on your ear” （耳朵）这个表达方式的意思是失去工作， 被解雇。

Give your ears a break. It can take up to 16 hours of silent time for complete recovery after loud sound bombardment on your ears.

让你的耳朵休息一下。在巨大的声音轰炸后，你的耳朵可能需要长达16个小时的安静时间才能完全恢复。

But when looking at the type of damage caused by leaving any type of headphone on forever, we need to focus on your inner ear.

但是当了解到永远戴着耳机会造成什么样的伤害后，我们需要提醒你关注你的内耳。

If you've not used your headset before, that might make you feel uncomfortable, talking with someone with this like pressure on your ears.

如果您以前没有使用过耳机，与这样的人交谈时您的耳朵可能会受到压力，这可能会让您感到不舒服。

Because throughout this entire decomposition process, water is evaporating through the thin skin on your ears, nose, and eyelids, causing them to dry out and turn black, aka mummify.

因为在整个分解过程中，水分会通过耳朵、鼻子和眼睑上的薄皮肤蒸发，导致它们变干变黑，也就是木乃伊化。

" Headphones" – all one word – are those things you put on your ears – that cover your ears – to listen to music or podcast or whatever you want to.

“耳机”——一个词——是你戴在耳朵上的东西——盖住你的耳朵——用来听音乐或播客或任何你想听的东西。

You can imagine, I suppose, someone throwing you out of the building and throwing you down to the ground – that would be literally " landing on your ear." Dylan says basically that Yvonne could be fired any minute.

你可以想象，我想，有人把你扔出大楼， 然后把你扔到地上——这实际上是“落在你的耳朵上” 。 迪伦基本上说伊冯娜随时都可能被解雇。