hi-fi Definition
☆ hi-fi (hī′fī′)
noun
- high fidelity
- a radio, phonograph, etc. having high fidelity
adjective
of or having high fidelity of sound reproduction
hi-fi Usage Examples
Converse of object
- include: Standard equipment for any student has always included a hi-fi and possibly an acoustic guitar.
- have: The engineering on this album is excellent and if you have a hi-fi with large speakers you are in for a treat.
Preposition: with
player: A mini hi-fi with cd player is provided for those who prefer musical entertainment.
Adjective modifier
- mini: A mini hi-fi with cd player is provided for those who prefer musical entertainment.
- good: On a good hi-fi the production values are excellent.
- new: This is not just the packaging around your new hi-fi!
- portable: Well, here's Philips ' take on the portable hi-fi for the noughties.
- stereo: Each room owns a stereo hi-fi of very high quality.
Modifies a noun
- separates: We've also got a full range of home cinema and hi-fi separates on display.
- headphones: These powerful hi-fi headphones are among the most flexible on the market.
- stereo: There is a desk type object made entirely of computer hardware resembling several hi-fi stereo stacking systems merged together.
- tuner: You use the receiver exactly like a hi-fi tuner.
- buff: SoundArt products are not for the hi-fi buff, says Curtis.
- amplifier: Try connecting the input of your hi-fi amplifier to the output.
Noun used with modifier
- micro: Ministry of Sound's new micro hi-fi system is also in stores.
- CD: Color TV, video recorder and CD hi-fi are provided.
- home: The only difference is that my folks wouldn't have also been listening to something ' radical ' on their home hi-fi.
- range: Sound quality is ensured with integrated full range hi-fi speakers and a bass reflex port for enhanced bass performance.
- car: I've left the control for my car hi-fi in the car for the moment.
- specialist: CM Yes, it's the oldest specialist hi-fi store in Scotland.

