hearing-assisted

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hearing-assisted

[ˈhɪərɪŋəˈsɪstɪd] CPD hearing-assisted telephone N (US) → teléfono m con sonido aumentado

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The loop doesn't just boost the volume of sounds coming into the ear, as many hearing-assisted devices do.

U.S. moves 'into the loop'

In order to be successful and self-reliant in school, a vocation, or home setting, some people may require devices for personal mobility and transportation, augmentative communication, hygiene, activities of daily living, adaptive devices for computers, communications networks, cellular phones, optical links, and hearing-assisted devices.

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