have the ear of



have the ear of somebody

to be able to share your opinions with someone important or powerful With a Latino as secretary of commerce, the Hispanic community finally had the ear of the president.
See also: ear, have, of

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Domitia-Ancient Roman
JaquelynJAK-ə-linEnglish (Rare)
ErnoER-noFinnish
Isoldei-ZOL-də (English), i-SOL-də (English), ee-ZAWL-du (German)English (Rare), German, Arthurian Romance
Yulian-Russian, Bulgarian
Errol['erəl]