earmuff

noun (an earmuff, earmuffs — usually plural «earmuffs»)

«earmuff» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

A soft, warm cover for one ear; usually a pair of these joined by a band over the head, called earmuffs. tree →
Ear defenders: hard earmuffs that protect ears from loud noise. tree →

In the lessons

In winter clothes topics, earmuffs keep ears warm; in safety lessons, ear defenders (earmuffs) protect hearing near loud machines or fireworks; phrases: «a pair of earmuffs», «fluffy earmuffs».

Examples

I wear fluffy earmuffs when it snows. tree →
The builder wore earmuffs to block the noise of the drill. tree →
Grandma knitted me a pair of earmuffs. tree →
My little brother wore earmuffs at the fireworks show. tree →
Her pink earmuffs matched her mittens. tree →
Put your earmuffs on, it's freezing! tree →

Note

Usually plural: earmuffs, «a pair of earmuffs». One word. Safety: loud noise can damage hearing forever; protect your ears.

On Mova

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