haut-parleur
speaker
A 'haut-parleur' is a device that converts an electrical signal into sound. It is used in various devices such as radios, televisions, and computers. The term is also used to refer to a person who speaks or presents information, often in a public setting.
Example sentences using: haut-parleur
Le haut-parleur de ma voiture est cassé.
The speaker of my car is broken.
This sentence is describing a situation where the speaker system of the individual's car is not working. In such context, haut-parleur is used to mean a device through which sound (in a car, typically music or driving directions) is played.
Pouvez-vous augmenter le volume du haut-parleur, s'il vous plait?
Can you increase the volume of the speaker, please?
This is a polite request asking someone to turn up the volume of the speaker. 'S'il vous plait' is a French phrase that translates to 'please' in English and is usually added at the end of requests to indicate politeness.
Le haut-parleur produit un son de mauvaise qualité.
The speaker produces a sound of poor quality.
This sentence describes a situation where the speaker system (haut-parleur) is not producing good quality sound, often indicating a technical problem with the device.