Definition of handset in English:

handset

noun ˈhan(d)sɛtˈhæn(d)ˌsɛt

1A mobile phone.
many stolen handsets are believed to end up in Eastern Europe
Example sentencesExamples
- And my own tests with my own equipment have shown that the amount of radiation being received when using a handset is very low.
- The world's flashiest mobile phone makers met in the south of France last week to unveil their latest handsets.
- It's easier to sell a new handset on its features, especially where those features might aid bragging rights.
- Replacement handsets fuelled sales in the United States and Europe, where the mobile phone market is maturing.
- Get another mobile connection for home, after all, handsets come so cheap these days
- Finally, once you have upgraded to a slinky new model, put your old handset to good use via a recycling scheme.
- My mobile phone has blue-tooth technology that enables me and my partner to compete against each other in games on our handsets.
- Plans include a common way in which to top up pay-as-you-go handsets.
- Nokia's forecasts for the remainder of the year, for handset sales and its own market share, will be subject to close scrutiny.
- By the end of this year or early 2003, expect to see handsets with Java capabilities.
- Handsets that are white-hot today will be stone-cold in six months.
- But the trend has begun to change, owing to the availability of cheaper and trendy handsets, affordable pricing and relevant services.
- Today, Nokia is the world leader in handsets, with 38% of the market.
- The slowdown in the rate of sales growth of mobile handsets has created overcapacity within the industry.
- Manufacturers of phones should inscribe a warning on the handsets to make the users aware of hazards mobile phones can cause.
- Vodafone is now more concerned about keeping customers than getting new ones, so it is prepared to spend money on subsidies for the new handsets.
- And as the mobile phone market matures, there will be greater emphasis on existing customers buying replacement handsets.
- Cell-phone penetration is staggering: More than 400 million handsets were sold last year.
- Alternatively, move provider - you can often secure yourself a great new deal and brand new handset for the price of a phone number change.
- This is a non-profit making experience available on all mobile networks and handsets.
1. 1.1 The part of a telephone that is held up to speak into and listen to.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Indeed, so many of us now possess a handset that mobile phone sales have collapsed.
  He's devised a way to hook up vintage telephone handsets to a standard cell phone.
  Earlier this year the company announced it would stop making mobile phone handsets due to huge losses in its consumer products division.
  For example, I previously had no idea that you can play games on a handset or send text messages and e-mails.
  It's almost as impressive as these mobile phone handsets modeled on old Bakelite telephones from the 1950s.
  The key to paying bills and redeeming coupons via mobile handsets is the use of camera phones to read special bar codes.
  Its strong brand in mobile phone handsets has allowed it to weather the downturn in the telecom sector.
  There are sad accounts of how foreign truckers have forked out items including mobile phone handsets in lieu of cash.
  It is very easy to predict that we will have a lot of new cellular phone handsets with stylish designs.
  He argues that people will want to change or update their mobile phone handsets anyway.
  By using a telephone handset, users will be guided through a simple procedure to access the information they require.
  The trauma of losing a mobile phone is usually not the handset but the phone numbers and saved text messages it contains.
  Not everyone can whisper and many habitually shout into telephone handsets.
  Within the space of ten years, the mobile telephone handset industry has moved from a growth phase to a maturity phase.
  Most of the mobile phone viruses target handsets that use the Symbian operating system.
  Alex picked up the handset and listened as the dispatcher gave him instructions.
  This was achieved despite a reduction in subsidies for telephone handsets.
  These are transmitters that use radio waves to communicate with mobile phone handsets.
  Synonyms
  phone, receiver
2. 1.2 A handheld controller for a piece of electronic equipment, such as a television or video recorder.
  Example sentencesExamples
  They hit the target and a five second charge of electricity is delivered from the handset via two thin electric wires.
  It looks like a fluorescent pistol, but uses compressed air to fire two darts that trail an electric cable back to the handset.
  Now I'm familiar with three handsets in the Walkman family, and there are no big surprises here.
  It's even offering a gamepad controller accessory that fits over the back of the handset and looks like an old Nintendo pad.
  This locking device can be released by car park porters who will be carrying two handsets called cart controllers.
  They are completely lost, with no water, no maps and certainly no cellphones or GPS handsets.
  The main bonus is having pushbuttons and display separate from the handset.
  In other words, the handset makers and network equipment vendors are in for years of tough negotiations.
  The idea is to drive the integration of Wi-Fi into set-top boxes, ADSL and cable modems, wireless handsets and so on.
  The chair's control handset was just a few inches from his hand.
  All are controlled by a single handset, and even the Velux roof lights and blinds open and close at the touch of a button.
  The company has been developing chipsets for handsets and other terminal devices for a long time.
  Interference is one of the key obstacles to such handsets becoming viable and the chipmakers are seeking to solve the problem in different ways.
  I have an awful fear that tomorrow I am going to go out and buy a GPS handset.
  In the same timeframe, handsets will be able to scan for changes in a caller's facial expression.
  The company wants to increase the amount of money it earns making handsets and parts for other equipment manufacturers.
  If Microsoft controls the handset, it tightens its grip on all the other pieces.
  Compeq makes printed circuit boards that connect semiconductors and other parts in handsets.
  I saw him get back into the cruiser and pick up the handset to call in the record check.
  Synonyms
  earpiece, receiver

Definition of handset in US English:

handset

nounˈhæn(d)ˌsɛtˈhan(d)ˌset

1A mobile phone.
many stolen handsets are believed to end up in Eastern Europe
Example sentencesExamples
- Alternatively, move provider - you can often secure yourself a great new deal and brand new handset for the price of a phone number change.
- Plans include a common way in which to top up pay-as-you-go handsets.
- And my own tests with my own equipment have shown that the amount of radiation being received when using a handset is very low.
- And as the mobile phone market matures, there will be greater emphasis on existing customers buying replacement handsets.
- Manufacturers of phones should inscribe a warning on the handsets to make the users aware of hazards mobile phones can cause.
- Get another mobile connection for home, after all, handsets come so cheap these days
- Finally, once you have upgraded to a slinky new model, put your old handset to good use via a recycling scheme.
- This is a non-profit making experience available on all mobile networks and handsets.
- But the trend has begun to change, owing to the availability of cheaper and trendy handsets, affordable pricing and relevant services.
- The world's flashiest mobile phone makers met in the south of France last week to unveil their latest handsets.
- It's easier to sell a new handset on its features, especially where those features might aid bragging rights.
- Handsets that are white-hot today will be stone-cold in six months.
- Nokia's forecasts for the remainder of the year, for handset sales and its own market share, will be subject to close scrutiny.
- By the end of this year or early 2003, expect to see handsets with Java capabilities.
- The slowdown in the rate of sales growth of mobile handsets has created overcapacity within the industry.
- Today, Nokia is the world leader in handsets, with 38% of the market.
- My mobile phone has blue-tooth technology that enables me and my partner to compete against each other in games on our handsets.
- Replacement handsets fuelled sales in the United States and Europe, where the mobile phone market is maturing.
- Cell-phone penetration is staggering: More than 400 million handsets were sold last year.
- Vodafone is now more concerned about keeping customers than getting new ones, so it is prepared to spend money on subsidies for the new handsets.
1. 1.1 The part of a telephone that is held up to speak into and listen to.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Alex picked up the handset and listened as the dispatcher gave him instructions.
  The trauma of losing a mobile phone is usually not the handset but the phone numbers and saved text messages it contains.
  Earlier this year the company announced it would stop making mobile phone handsets due to huge losses in its consumer products division.
  The key to paying bills and redeeming coupons via mobile handsets is the use of camera phones to read special bar codes.
  Indeed, so many of us now possess a handset that mobile phone sales have collapsed.
  This was achieved despite a reduction in subsidies for telephone handsets.
  These are transmitters that use radio waves to communicate with mobile phone handsets.
  For example, I previously had no idea that you can play games on a handset or send text messages and e-mails.
  Its strong brand in mobile phone handsets has allowed it to weather the downturn in the telecom sector.
  He argues that people will want to change or update their mobile phone handsets anyway.
  By using a telephone handset, users will be guided through a simple procedure to access the information they require.
  It is very easy to predict that we will have a lot of new cellular phone handsets with stylish designs.
  Most of the mobile phone viruses target handsets that use the Symbian operating system.
  There are sad accounts of how foreign truckers have forked out items including mobile phone handsets in lieu of cash.
  He's devised a way to hook up vintage telephone handsets to a standard cell phone.
  Not everyone can whisper and many habitually shout into telephone handsets.
  It's almost as impressive as these mobile phone handsets modeled on old Bakelite telephones from the 1950s.
  Within the space of ten years, the mobile telephone handset industry has moved from a growth phase to a maturity phase.
  Synonyms
  phone, receiver
2. 1.2 A handheld controller for a piece of electronic equipment, such as a television or video recorder.
  Example sentencesExamples
  It's even offering a gamepad controller accessory that fits over the back of the handset and looks like an old Nintendo pad.
  The main bonus is having pushbuttons and display separate from the handset.
  Interference is one of the key obstacles to such handsets becoming viable and the chipmakers are seeking to solve the problem in different ways.
  In other words, the handset makers and network equipment vendors are in for years of tough negotiations.
  This locking device can be released by car park porters who will be carrying two handsets called cart controllers.
  It looks like a fluorescent pistol, but uses compressed air to fire two darts that trail an electric cable back to the handset.
  Now I'm familiar with three handsets in the Walkman family, and there are no big surprises here.
  They are completely lost, with no water, no maps and certainly no cellphones or GPS handsets.
  The company has been developing chipsets for handsets and other terminal devices for a long time.
  They hit the target and a five second charge of electricity is delivered from the handset via two thin electric wires.
  In the same timeframe, handsets will be able to scan for changes in a caller's facial expression.
  Compeq makes printed circuit boards that connect semiconductors and other parts in handsets.
  I have an awful fear that tomorrow I am going to go out and buy a GPS handset.
  I saw him get back into the cruiser and pick up the handset to call in the record check.
  The company wants to increase the amount of money it earns making handsets and parts for other equipment manufacturers.
  The chair's control handset was just a few inches from his hand.
  The idea is to drive the integration of Wi-Fi into set-top boxes, ADSL and cable modems, wireless handsets and so on.
  If Microsoft controls the handset, it tightens its grip on all the other pieces.
  All are controlled by a single handset, and even the Velux roof lights and blinds open and close at the touch of a button.
  Synonyms
  earpiece, receiver

单词	handset
释义	Definition of handset in English: handset noun ˈhan(d)sɛtˈhæn(d)ˌsɛt 1A mobile phone. many stolen handsets are believed to end up in Eastern Europe Example sentencesExamples And my own tests with my own equipment have shown that the amount of radiation being received when using a handset is very low. The world's flashiest mobile phone makers met in the south of France last week to unveil their latest handsets. It's easier to sell a new handset on its features, especially where those features might aid bragging rights. Replacement handsets fuelled sales in the United States and Europe, where the mobile phone market is maturing. Get another mobile connection for home, after all, handsets come so cheap these days Finally, once you have upgraded to a slinky new model, put your old handset to good use via a recycling scheme. My mobile phone has blue-tooth technology that enables me and my partner to compete against each other in games on our handsets. Plans include a common way in which to top up pay-as-you-go handsets. Nokia's forecasts for the remainder of the year, for handset sales and its own market share, will be subject to close scrutiny. By the end of this year or early 2003, expect to see handsets with Java capabilities. Handsets that are white-hot today will be stone-cold in six months. But the trend has begun to change, owing to the availability of cheaper and trendy handsets, affordable pricing and relevant services. Today, Nokia is the world leader in handsets, with 38% of the market. The slowdown in the rate of sales growth of mobile handsets has created overcapacity within the industry. Manufacturers of phones should inscribe a warning on the handsets to make the users aware of hazards mobile phones can cause. Vodafone is now more concerned about keeping customers than getting new ones, so it is prepared to spend money on subsidies for the new handsets. And as the mobile phone market matures, there will be greater emphasis on existing customers buying replacement handsets. Cell-phone penetration is staggering: More than 400 million handsets were sold last year. Alternatively, move provider - you can often secure yourself a great new deal and brand new handset for the price of a phone number change. This is a non-profit making experience available on all mobile networks and handsets. 1.1 The part of a telephone that is held up to speak into and listen to. Example sentencesExamples Indeed, so many of us now possess a handset that mobile phone sales have collapsed. He's devised a way to hook up vintage telephone handsets to a standard cell phone. Earlier this year the company announced it would stop making mobile phone handsets due to huge losses in its consumer products division. For example, I previously had no idea that you can play games on a handset or send text messages and e-mails. It's almost as impressive as these mobile phone handsets modeled on old Bakelite telephones from the 1950s. The key to paying bills and redeeming coupons via mobile handsets is the use of camera phones to read special bar codes. Its strong brand in mobile phone handsets has allowed it to weather the downturn in the telecom sector. There are sad accounts of how foreign truckers have forked out items including mobile phone handsets in lieu of cash. It is very easy to predict that we will have a lot of new cellular phone handsets with stylish designs. He argues that people will want to change or update their mobile phone handsets anyway. By using a telephone handset, users will be guided through a simple procedure to access the information they require. The trauma of losing a mobile phone is usually not the handset but the phone numbers and saved text messages it contains. Not everyone can whisper and many habitually shout into telephone handsets. Within the space of ten years, the mobile telephone handset industry has moved from a growth phase to a maturity phase. Most of the mobile phone viruses target handsets that use the Symbian operating system. Alex picked up the handset and listened as the dispatcher gave him instructions. This was achieved despite a reduction in subsidies for telephone handsets. These are transmitters that use radio waves to communicate with mobile phone handsets. Synonyms phone, receiver 1.2 A handheld controller for a piece of electronic equipment, such as a television or video recorder. Example sentencesExamples They hit the target and a five second charge of electricity is delivered from the handset via two thin electric wires. It looks like a fluorescent pistol, but uses compressed air to fire two darts that trail an electric cable back to the handset. Now I'm familiar with three handsets in the Walkman family, and there are no big surprises here. It's even offering a gamepad controller accessory that fits over the back of the handset and looks like an old Nintendo pad. This locking device can be released by car park porters who will be carrying two handsets called cart controllers. They are completely lost, with no water, no maps and certainly no cellphones or GPS handsets. The main bonus is having pushbuttons and display separate from the handset. In other words, the handset makers and network equipment vendors are in for years of tough negotiations. The idea is to drive the integration of Wi-Fi into set-top boxes, ADSL and cable modems, wireless handsets and so on. The chair's control handset was just a few inches from his hand. All are controlled by a single handset, and even the Velux roof lights and blinds open and close at the touch of a button. The company has been developing chipsets for handsets and other terminal devices for a long time. Interference is one of the key obstacles to such handsets becoming viable and the chipmakers are seeking to solve the problem in different ways. I have an awful fear that tomorrow I am going to go out and buy a GPS handset. In the same timeframe, handsets will be able to scan for changes in a caller's facial expression. The company wants to increase the amount of money it earns making handsets and parts for other equipment manufacturers. If Microsoft controls the handset, it tightens its grip on all the other pieces. Compeq makes printed circuit boards that connect semiconductors and other parts in handsets. I saw him get back into the cruiser and pick up the handset to call in the record check. Synonyms earpiece, receiver Definition of handset in US English: handset nounˈhæn(d)ˌsɛtˈhan(d)ˌset 1A mobile phone. many stolen handsets are believed to end up in Eastern Europe Example sentencesExamples Alternatively, move provider - you can often secure yourself a great new deal and brand new handset for the price of a phone number change. Plans include a common way in which to top up pay-as-you-go handsets. And my own tests with my own equipment have shown that the amount of radiation being received when using a handset is very low. And as the mobile phone market matures, there will be greater emphasis on existing customers buying replacement handsets. Manufacturers of phones should inscribe a warning on the handsets to make the users aware of hazards mobile phones can cause. Get another mobile connection for home, after all, handsets come so cheap these days Finally, once you have upgraded to a slinky new model, put your old handset to good use via a recycling scheme. This is a non-profit making experience available on all mobile networks and handsets. But the trend has begun to change, owing to the availability of cheaper and trendy handsets, affordable pricing and relevant services. The world's flashiest mobile phone makers met in the south of France last week to unveil their latest handsets. It's easier to sell a new handset on its features, especially where those features might aid bragging rights. Handsets that are white-hot today will be stone-cold in six months. Nokia's forecasts for the remainder of the year, for handset sales and its own market share, will be subject to close scrutiny. By the end of this year or early 2003, expect to see handsets with Java capabilities. The slowdown in the rate of sales growth of mobile handsets has created overcapacity within the industry. Today, Nokia is the world leader in handsets, with 38% of the market. My mobile phone has blue-tooth technology that enables me and my partner to compete against each other in games on our handsets. Replacement handsets fuelled sales in the United States and Europe, where the mobile phone market is maturing. Cell-phone penetration is staggering: More than 400 million handsets were sold last year. Vodafone is now more concerned about keeping customers than getting new ones, so it is prepared to spend money on subsidies for the new handsets. 1.1 The part of a telephone that is held up to speak into and listen to. Example sentencesExamples Alex picked up the handset and listened as the dispatcher gave him instructions. The trauma of losing a mobile phone is usually not the handset but the phone numbers and saved text messages it contains. Earlier this year the company announced it would stop making mobile phone handsets due to huge losses in its consumer products division. The key to paying bills and redeeming coupons via mobile handsets is the use of camera phones to read special bar codes. Indeed, so many of us now possess a handset that mobile phone sales have collapsed. This was achieved despite a reduction in subsidies for telephone handsets. These are transmitters that use radio waves to communicate with mobile phone handsets. For example, I previously had no idea that you can play games on a handset or send text messages and e-mails. Its strong brand in mobile phone handsets has allowed it to weather the downturn in the telecom sector. He argues that people will want to change or update their mobile phone handsets anyway. By using a telephone handset, users will be guided through a simple procedure to access the information they require. It is very easy to predict that we will have a lot of new cellular phone handsets with stylish designs. Most of the mobile phone viruses target handsets that use the Symbian operating system. There are sad accounts of how foreign truckers have forked out items including mobile phone handsets in lieu of cash. He's devised a way to hook up vintage telephone handsets to a standard cell phone. Not everyone can whisper and many habitually shout into telephone handsets. It's almost as impressive as these mobile phone handsets modeled on old Bakelite telephones from the 1950s. Within the space of ten years, the mobile telephone handset industry has moved from a growth phase to a maturity phase. Synonyms phone, receiver 1.2 A handheld controller for a piece of electronic equipment, such as a television or video recorder. Example sentencesExamples It's even offering a gamepad controller accessory that fits over the back of the handset and looks like an old Nintendo pad. The main bonus is having pushbuttons and display separate from the handset. Interference is one of the key obstacles to such handsets becoming viable and the chipmakers are seeking to solve the problem in different ways. In other words, the handset makers and network equipment vendors are in for years of tough negotiations. This locking device can be released by car park porters who will be carrying two handsets called cart controllers. It looks like a fluorescent pistol, but uses compressed air to fire two darts that trail an electric cable back to the handset. Now I'm familiar with three handsets in the Walkman family, and there are no big surprises here. They are completely lost, with no water, no maps and certainly no cellphones or GPS handsets. The company has been developing chipsets for handsets and other terminal devices for a long time. They hit the target and a five second charge of electricity is delivered from the handset via two thin electric wires. In the same timeframe, handsets will be able to scan for changes in a caller's facial expression. Compeq makes printed circuit boards that connect semiconductors and other parts in handsets. I have an awful fear that tomorrow I am going to go out and buy a GPS handset. I saw him get back into the cruiser and pick up the handset to call in the record check. The company wants to increase the amount of money it earns making handsets and parts for other equipment manufacturers. The chair's control handset was just a few inches from his hand. The idea is to drive the integration of Wi-Fi into set-top boxes, ADSL and cable modems, wireless handsets and so on. If Microsoft controls the handset, it tightens its grip on all the other pieces. All are controlled by a single handset, and even the Velux roof lights and blinds open and close at the touch of a button. Synonyms earpiece, receiver
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