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单词 hands-free
释义
hands-free
adjective
uk
/ˌhændzˈfriː/us
/ˌhændzˈfriː/
a hands-freepieceofequipment,especiallyaphone, can be used withoutneedingtoholdit inyourhand:
（设备）无需用手操作的；（尤指电话）免提的
a hands-freecarphone免提汽车电话
a hands-freetap自动感应水龙头
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hands-free
noun[C]
uk
/ˌhændzˈfriː/us
/ˌhændzˈfriː/
apieceofequipment,especiallyaphone, that you can use withoutneedingtoholdit inyourhand
无需用手操作的设备；（尤指）免提电话
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  • smartphone
  • speed dial
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(Definition ofhands-freefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

hands-free| Business English

hands-free
adjective
(alsohandsfree)
uk
us
used todescribeapieceofequipment,especiallyaphone, that you can use withoutneedingtoholdit:
ahands-freecellphone/device/mobile
(Definition ofhands-freefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofhands-free

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However, the audio quality forhands-freeoperation varied from poor to unacceptable.
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Despite the poor sound quality that resulted, all three sites normally used thehands-freesound, which makes overhearing and interruption possible.
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This applies in part also tohands-freephones because of the nature of the distraction of a conversation.
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Indeed, we are about to issue further advice on both hand-held andhands-freephones.
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The issue is purely whether it is better to use ahands-freephone than to use a hand-held phone.
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It is true that all sorts of things, including speaking into ahands-freemobile phone, divert the driver's attention.
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Perhaps we should consider the general issue of mobile phone use—bothhands-freeand hands-held sets—while driving.
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People can use one—preferably ahands-freeone, rather than breaking the law with a hand-held one—to leave a message or to make a quick reply.
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Anyone who can afford a car telephone can afford, and should use, ahands-freemicrophone.
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Using ahands-freephone is also distracting and drivers should always find a safe place to stop when using any type of phone.
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Essential calls taken with ahands-freephone should be kept brief, including those by the emergency services, taxi drivers and couriers.
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Our advice is clear: anyone who can afford a car phone can afford ahands-freemicrophone.
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The portable telephones may be used in cars if ahands-freemount is fitted.
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If just hand-held—or under-the-chin—mobile phones are made illegal because of safety concerns, people may think thathands-freephones are safe.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
In simple terms, if one can afford a car telephone, one can afford ahands-freemicrophone.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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