cordless
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3.0
- adjective
- /ˈkɔrdləs/
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inalámbrico
- You've got a new cordless speaker, one of those Bluetooth speakers.
Because this year I picked up a cordless router, dude.
- Because this year I picked up a cordless router, dude.
- It's featuring that GHD unplugged cordless straightener, this little thing.
- One of the other things I grabbed was this cordless heat gun.
- I've wanted this for so long and it is a cordless iron.
- I got to think that cordless drill is the real deal.
Examples
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I love my cordless drill because it makes home repairs so much easier without any wires getting in the way.
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I got to think that cordless drill is the real deal.
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One of the other things I grabbed was this cordless heat gun.
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I marked two holes and drilled the wall with my new cordless hammer drill.
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It is completely portable, being cordless and powered by rechargeable batteries.
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It just works brilliantly and it's the most powerful lightweight cordless Dyson that they have.
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So I ended up buying it on Amazon and this is the best vacuum I've tried that's cordless, that's super easy to use.
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The new cordless vacuum cleaner can be used anywhere in the house without needing to plug it in.
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Her cordless headphones allow her to listen to music while exercising without being tangled in cords.
Synonyms
95
3.9
Using radio signals instead of wires
9
3.1
A device that works using one or more batteries
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Etymology
Cordless comes from the parts cord and -less, where cord means 'a rope or cable' and -less means 'without'. So cordless literally means 'without a cord', which is why a cordless drill, vacuum, or headphones work without a wire attached.