headset in Spanish
headset in Spanish is audífono con micrófono, casco, set de dirección — headset means a combined pair of headphones and a microphone, worn on the head for calls, gaming, or broadcasting.
headset in Spanish
audífono con micrófono
A pair of headphones or earphones, or a singular headphone or earphone, typically with an attached microphone.
casco
Any electronic device worn on the head.
set de dirección
(cycling) On a bicycle, the system of bearings that connects the fork to the frame.
What does "headset" mean?
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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."
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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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What is "headset" in Spanish?
"headset" in Spanish is audífono con micrófono, casco, set de dirección. 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 Spanish, "headset" is audífono con micrófono, casco, set de dirección.
Are there other ways to say "headset" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 3 translations listed for "headset": audífono con micrófono, casco, set de dirección.
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