headphones

英 [ˈhedfəʊnz]

美 [ˈhedfoʊnz]

n.  耳机; 头戴式受话器

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Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

• 耳机；头戴式受话器
  a piece of equipment worn over or in the ears that makes it possible to listen to music, the radio, etc. without other people hearing it
  1. a pair/set of headphones
     一副耳机

柯林斯词典

• （头戴式）耳机
  Headphonesare a pair of padded speakers which you wear over your ears in order to listen to a radio, CD player, or tape recorder without other people hearing it.

双语例句

• Fellow students sitting at the same table wear headphones that allow them to hear the rebuke.
  坐在同一个电脑桌前的其他同学戴着耳机，这让他们能够听到老师的斥责声。
• It explains how headphones should be ear-shaped instead of round.
  广告中说明了耳机为何不该是圆形的，而应该是像耳朵一样的形状。
• Not one is wearing headphones or playing with a telephone or digital device.
  没有人带着耳机听筒或者在玩手机等数码设备。
• Users wear this coat, fasten the belt and wear headphones.
  用户穿上这件外套，系紧腰带，带上耳机。
• 'White noise' was played into the subject's ears through headphones
  让受试者通过耳机听“白噪声”。
• With greater context awareness, connectedness, and processing power, smart headphones could enhance the audio listening experience.
  有了更强的环境感知能力、连接性和处理能力后，智能耳机也会改善人们听音乐的体验。
• The study did not test larger or noise-canceling headphones.
  研究没有测试较大的或消噪声式耳机。
• You need to hook up external speakers or headphones to enjoy music.
  你必须插上外置扬声器或者耳机才能真正享受音乐。
• I guess a mobile user may only be interested in Dolby Headphones mode among all of this.
  我猜想移动用户只能有兴趣杜比耳机模式之间的这一切。
• I refused to wear headphones because they can perforate your eardrums.
  我不愿戴耳机，因为它可能会使鼓膜穿孔。