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Meanings of headphones in anglès

rus
головные телефоны
portuguès
fone
espanyol
casco
català
auricular
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Small loudspeakers worn on the head for listening to music or for communications purpose; may have speakers for one or both ears, attached to the head by a band.

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Usage of headphones in anglès
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It's also best to watch the event while wearing headphones, if possible.
The South African
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Perhaps the bottom line with both these headphones is deliver great sound.
Wired
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Brookstone's stores allow shoppers to test products such as massagers and headphones.
Reuters
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Patrons do, however, have to provide their own headphones for sanitary reasons.
Wired
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Listen, way before I ever started reviewing headphones I was using them.
Wired
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More distortion in the headphones please: mastering music for the iPod age.
The Irish Times
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Put your headphones on: how different kinds of music affect your productivity.
The Irish Times
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Get noise canceling headphones, wireless ones or ones specific for working out.
Wired
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The headset blocks your vision; special 3D audio headphones block out sound.
Wired
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In some cities, it's a crime to use headphones on a bike.
Wired
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If you absolutely must listen to music to get psyched, bring headphones.
Climbing Magazine
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Police said Brown stole two pairs of Beats headphones from Best Buy.
Ebony
13
COMFORT They are seriously comfortable, probably the most comfortable headphones I've used.
News.com.au
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Soon you'll be able to fall asleep to music without needing headphones.
Radio NZ
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But with headphones, all you'll notice is how great your movies look.
Wired
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Its products include sound blaster, gaming headsets, speakers, Web cameras and headphones.
Reuters
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català
auricular
Headphones through the time
Headphones across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Less common
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