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It is appropriate to use 听 (tīng) instead of 听见 (tīng jiàn) when referring to the action of listening. 听 (tīng) is a verb that means "to listen", while 听见 (tīng jiàn) is a verb phrase that means "to hear" or "to be able to hear" with an emphasis on the result of "listening".
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In Chinese, the word 听 (tīng) primarily means "to listen." However, when you refer to the meaning "tin" or "can," you are likely looking for the word 听 (tīng) as a specific term related to container material. In this context, there is a word that could be used to replace 听 (tīng):
罐 (guàn) - This word means "can" or "jar" and is often used to refer to containers for liquids or other substances. It is commonly used when talking about food products, such as canned goods.
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