earphones
/ˈɪəfəʊnz/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈɪrfəʊnz/ (ame, ipa)
earphones — 名詞
1. a device you put over or inside your ears so that only you can hear the audio fr
耳機
戴在耳上聽聲音的設備
a device you put over or inside your ears so that only you can hear the audio from a phone, computer, or music player without disturbing the people around you
Mei-Lin put on her earphones to listen to music during the long bus ride to school.
美琳在漫長的校車路程中戴上耳機聽音樂。
collocation: put on earphones
The teacher asked the student to take off her earphones while the lesson was going on.
老師請那位學生在上課時取下耳機。
Javier bought a new pair of wireless earphones for his daily morning jog in the park.
哈維爾為每天早上的公園慢跑買了一副新的無線耳機。
Fatima could not hear the announcement because she was wearing earphones at the time.
法蒂瑪當時戴著耳機,所以沒聽到廣播通知。
A pair of earphones was lying on the subway seat after the train pulled away.
一副耳機被遺留在捷運座位上,列車駛離後也沒人拿走。
- headphones
larger, with a band that goes over the head; covers the whole ear
- earbuds
smaller devices that fit inside the ear canal, often wireless
- headset
earphones with a built-in microphone, used for calls or gaming
- speaker
a device that plays sound aloud for everyone to hear, not just one listener
文法句型
earphones [plural verb]
a/the pair of earphones [singular verb]
用法筆記
Commonly used in the plural form even when referring to one item; the singular 'earphone' is rare and usually refers to a single earpiece. 'A pair of earphones' is the standard way to refer to the complete set.