headset
54
1.3
- noun
- /ˈhɛdˌsɛt/
:
auriculares
- She put on her headset to listen to the music clearly without any distractions.
- Bluetooth headset
- headset microphone
- wireless headset
And you use your headset, wired headset to do the audio right.
- And you use your headset, wired headset to do the audio right.
- I put my headset on by quiet.
- He's not going to have a headset for you.
- It is a wireless headset for the Xbox One.
- It is a wireless gaming headset with Bluetooth from your boy Snoop Dogg.
- Took a deep breath, my director's chair, put my headset back on.
Examples
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He adjusted the headset before starting the virtual meeting to improve the audio quality.
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Could I maybe get that headset, please?
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Could you put the headset on?
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I suggest getting a headset.
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Here visitors can relax, put on a headset, and listen to Twain.
Academic text (2004) -
The four of us will be wearing these headsets.
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I thought I made it perfectly clear that employee headsets are to be worn at all times.
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Participants listened to stimuli through a high-quality headset with an attached microphone.
Academic text (2012) -
The headset allowed me to speak with my friends while gaming online.
Synonyms
99
1.0
A device you wear on your head or in your ears to listen to music
How Advanced
54
1.3
99
1.0
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Headset comes from the two simple words head 'top of your body' and set 'a group of things'. So a headset is a group of equipment you wear on your head for listening and speaking.