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1 Kopfhörer
* * *der Kopfhörerearphone; headset; head-phones* * *Kọpf|hö|rermheadphone* * *((also earphones) a pair of electronic instruments held over a person's ears, by a metal band over the head, which are connected to a radio: a set of headphones.) headphones* * *Kopf·hö·rer* * *der headphones pl* * *Kopfhörer m:(ein) Kopfhörer (a pair of) headphones pl* * *der headphones pl* * *m.ear-phone n.earphones n.headphone n. -
2 Kopfhörer
m1. ear-phone2. earphone3. headphoneplheadphones -
3 Telefonmuschel
f[Hörmuschel]1. (phone) ear-piece2. phone's ear-piece3. telephone's ear-piece4. telephone ear-piecef[Sprechmuschel]1. (phone) mouthpiece2. phone's mouthpiece3. telephone's mouthpiece4. telephone mouthpiece -
4 Hörer
m; -s, -1. (Zuhörer) listener, auditor geh.; liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer! zum Sendebeginn: hello everybody, hello to our listeners everywhere; im Satz, verstärkend: dear listeners2. UNIV. student3. Telefon: receiver; den Hörer abnehmen pick up (wenn es klingelt: auch answer) the phone; den Hörer auflegen put the phone down* * *der Hörer(Person) listener;(Telefon) earpiece; handset; receiver* * *Hö|rer I ['høːrɐ]m -s, - (TELEC)receiver; (= Kopfhörer) headphone, earphone II ['høːrɐ]1. m -s, -,Hö́|re|rin[-ərɪn]2. f -, -nen (RAD)listener; (UNIV) student (attending lectures)* * *(the part of a telephone which is held to one's ear.) receiver* * *Hö·rer1<-s, ->m (Telefonhörer) receiverden \Hörer auflegen to replace the receiver, to hang up [on sb]Hö·rer(in)2<-s, ->1. (Zuhörer) listener2. (Student in einer Vorlesung) student* * *der; Hörers, Hörer1) listener2) (TelefonHörer) receiver* * *liebe Hörerinnen und Hörer! zum Sendebeginn: hello everybody, hello to our listeners everywhere; im Satz, verstärkend: dear listeners2. UNIV student3. Telefon: receiver;den Hörer abnehmen pick up (wenn es klingelt: auch answer) the phone;den Hörer auflegen put the phone down* * *der; Hörers, Hörer1) listener2) (TelefonHörer) receiver* * *hearer n.listener n.telephone handset n.university student n.
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