The word 'headphones' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it whenever you are referring to a type of audio accessory which covers or goes over the ears. Example Sentence: I can't hear the television because I'm wearing my headphones.
Stopwatch, headphones for the long runs, thermals, that's about it.
The guides no longer shout – the tourists all wear headphones – but if anything the technology makes them even more herd-like.
Now, if it's OK for me to put my headphones on, I've got a meeting – would you mind not talking for 20 minutes?
On Water Jump or These Nights Never End it perfectly evokes how it feels to be lost on the dancefloor at 3am, but it's creative and imaginative enough to sound perfect on headphones long after that small-hours moment's passed.
The winner was a plump piglet wearing a pair of headphones, christened Oink.
Team managers are aware of the risks as well, and advise their charges through their radio headphones, heightening a collective sense that each man must move forward – or "look for position", as cycling slang has it.
And which brand do you think they will choose?" They can already choose an Xiaomi air purifier, smart TV, tablet, Wi-Fi router, Wi-Fi dongle and fitness band; as of Thursday, there will also be headphones and a tiny TV set-top box the size of an iPad charger with Chromecast-like functions.
While that certainly happens at points during the first several episodes, there is still something fun about watching coders listen to music on giant headphones and blow the dust out of Atari cartridges to get them to work.
Burton remembered that music was the key to George VI finding his voice, so handed Mushy his iPhone and some headphones and asked him to read aloud from a poem picked at random.
He listened to testimony and arguments through headphones linked to an Arabic translator.
The online store will sell Xiaomi's competitively priced headphones, two portable battery packs and the Mi Band – a low-cost but well-received fitness tracker.
