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Aufhören

Stop

Zuhören

Want to listen

Gehören

Own / belong

Verhören

Interrogate

Weghören

Listen away

Umhören

Ask around

Anhören

Listen (voice)

Mithören

Eavesdrop accidentally

Abhören

Eavesdrop on purpose