earphones in Latin
earphones in Latin is auscultābulum — earphones means small speakers worn in or over the ears for listening privately to audio.
earphones in Latin
auscultābulum
A pair of small loudspeakers worn inside each outer ear or covering all or part of the ear, without a connecting band worn over head.
What does "earphones" mean?
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noun Small speakers worn in or over the ears for listening privately to audio.
"She put on her earphones and tuned out the noisy office."
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earphones in a sentence
- She put on her earphones and tuned out the noisy office.
- He forgot his earphones and had to listen to the podcast on speaker.
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What is "earphones" in Latin?
"earphones" in Latin is auscultābulum. earphones means: Small speakers worn in or over the ears for listening privately to audio.
How do you use "earphones" in a sentence?
Example: "She put on her earphones and tuned out the noisy office." In Latin, "earphones" is auscultābulum.
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