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Discover LudwigThe word 'hi-fi' is correct and usable in written English.
It is an abbreviation for "high fidelity," which refers to the quality of sound reproduction in audio systems. You can use 'hi-fi' when referring to high-quality audio equipment or systems, such as speakers, amplifiers, or headphones. It can also be used to describe the quality of sound produced by these systems. For example: "I just purchased a new hi-fi system for my home theater. The sound quality is incredible." "His hi-fi headphones provided a rich and immersive listening experience."
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hi-fi
noun
High fidelity
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He was seriously into his hi-fi and he collected modern art: Warhol, Lichtenstein, Hockney.
"I'm talking about the guy who spent 40 grand on his hi-fi system.
(Andrew had had his own hi-fi, which he had taken away with him).
· Stewart Boyle wanted to listen to his music files via a decent hi-fi.
Remember hi-fi audio?
"Hi-Fi Zither".
"Super hi-fi!
Simon worked in a hi-fi store.
Sharp made my first hi-fi.
I'm like my own wireless hi-fi.
I'm no hi-fi buff, believe me.
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