"iöronfallande" meaning in Swedish

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  "etymology_text": "From i (“in”) + öron (“ears”) + fallande (“falling”), present participle of falla (“fall”). Formed as a parallel to iögonfallande for impressions that have been heard rather than seen.",
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          "english": "[…]in Upper Western Dalecarlia, the speech sounds strikingly reminiscent of the Norwegian dialects on the other side of the Scandes.",
          "ref": "1925, Lars Levander, Dalmålet 1 [Dialects of Dalecarlia 1]:",
          "text": "[…]i Övre Västerdalarna har språket en klang, som på ett iöronenfallande sätt erinrar om de norska målen på andra sidan Kölen.",
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          "english": "Another conspicuous group of words that have developed light syllables in the Pite dialect are bi- and polysyllabic words which, after the first vowel, have a retroflex l originating from older rdh.",
          "ref": "1956, Karl-Hampus Dahlqvist, Inledning till pitemålet [Introduction to the Pite dialect]:",
          "text": "En annan iöronfallande grupp av ord med ny kortstavighet i Pitemålet är två- och flerstavingar som efter första vokalen har ett tjockt l uppkommet ur äldre rdh.",
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          "english": "One of the most interesting things about Schubert's symphonies is how the most striking melodies rarely appear first in the piece, but rather later in a side theme, or rather in a side theme area, where a succession of lovely melodies can follow one another.",
          "ref": "2014, Wilhelm Kvist, “Förtjänstfulla klassiker [Classics of great merit]”, in Hufvudstadsbladet:",
          "text": "Något av det intressantaste med Schuberts symfonier är hur de mest iöronfallande melodierna sällan infinner sig först i stycket, utan snarare senare i ett sidotema eller rättare sagt i ett sidotemaområde, där en räcka ljuvliga melodier kan följa på varandra.",
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        "immediately noticeable (to the ears); conspicuous, striking"
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        "(rare) immediately noticeable (to the ears); conspicuous, striking"
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          "ref": "1956, Karl-Hampus Dahlqvist, Inledning till pitemålet [Introduction to the Pite dialect]:",
          "text": "En annan iöronfallande grupp av ord med ny kortstavighet i Pitemålet är två- och flerstavingar som efter första vokalen har ett tjockt l uppkommet ur äldre rdh.",
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