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headset in Danish

headset in Danish is høretelefon, hovedsæt — headset means a combined pair of headphones and a microphone, worn on the head for calls, gaming, or broadcasting.

headset in Danish

høretelefon
noun
A pair of headphones or earphones, or a singular headphone or earphone, typically with an attached microphone.
hovedsæt
noun
Any electronic device worn on the head.

What does "headset" mean?

  1. noun A combined pair of headphones and a microphone, worn on the head for calls, gaming, or broadcasting.
    "The gamer adjusted her headset so her teammates could hear her clearly."
  2. noun On a bicycle, the set of bearings connecting the front fork to the frame.
    "The bike wobbled because the headset had come loose after the long ride."
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headset in a sentence

  • The gamer adjusted her headset so her teammates could hear her clearly.
  • The pilot spoke to air traffic control through her headset.
  • The bike wobbled because the headset had come loose after the long ride.
  • A worn headset can make a bicycle steer stiffly or feel rough.

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Frequently asked questions

What is "headset" in Danish?
"headset" in Danish is høretelefon, hovedsæt. headset means: A combined pair of headphones and a microphone, worn on the head for calls, gaming, or broadcasting.
How do you use "headset" in a sentence?
Example: "The gamer adjusted her headset so her teammates could hear her clearly." In Danish, "headset" is høretelefon, hovedsæt.
Are there other ways to say "headset" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "headset": høretelefon, hovedsæt.
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