hearing aid

英 [ˈhɪərɪŋ eɪd]

美 [ˈhɪrɪŋ eɪd]

n. 助听器

牛津词典

noun

助听器
a small device that fits inside the ear and makes sounds louder, used by people who cannot hear well
1. to have/wear a hearing aid
  有 / 戴助听器

助听器
Ahearing aidis a device which people with hearing difficulties wear in their ear to enable them to hear better.

noun

a conical acoustic device formerly used to direct sound to the ear of a hearing-impaired person
Synonym:ear trumpet
an electronic device that amplifies sound and is worn to compensate for poor hearing
Synonym:deaf-aid

Objective To investigate the effect of contralateral hearing aid on performance of cochlear implant user.
目的探讨人工耳蜗植入者对侧耳佩戴助听器的意义和作用。
The results are useful in hearing aid fitting.
这项结果将有助于助听器的验配。
Objective To discuss the methods of hearing aid fitting for deaf infants.
目的探讨耳聋婴儿助听器验配的方法。
You're deaf, you get a hearing aid!
你要是聋子，就去找个助听器吧！
Objective: To find the correct method for hearing determination and hearing aid prescription in children.
目的：探讨如何及时准确地检测出小儿听力及正确的助听器选配方法。
Addressed us over the loudspeaker Hearing Aid and Amplification System
透过扩音器对我们演讲助听器与声音扩大系统
She knew that if he was in foster care, he'd get that hearing aid.
她知道若他被人领养了，他就可以得到助听器。
A hearing aid helps to overcome defects in hearing.
助听器有助于克服听觉缺陷。
It is usually permanent and requires rehabilitation such as the use of a hearing aid.
听力障碍往往是永久性的，需要使用助听器等康复手段。
For two weeks, they went through a number of everyday situations with the newest hearing aid technology in their ears.
在两个星期中，他们在最新的助听器技术帮助下体验了一系列日常情景。