cordless
Describes a machine or device that works without a power cord, usually because it uses batteries or can be recharged.
Describes an electrical or electronic device that operates without being connected by a power cord, typically using batteries or a rechargeable power source instead.
Describes something that does not have a hanging cord or string to pull, usually to make it safer or look nicer.
Describes an object that is designed to work without a visible pull cord, string, or hanging control line, often for safety or appearance.
- Base: cordless
cordless blinds
1Window blinds with no pull cord
Window blinds that you can move up and down without a long hanging cord, often to make them safer for children and pets.
- We chose cordless blinds for the nursery to avoid any dangling cords.
- The new apartment came with modern cordless blinds in every room.
cordless drill
1Battery-powered power drill
A power drill that works with a battery and does not need to be plugged in with a cord.
- He used a cordless drill to put the shelves up in the hallway.
- A good cordless drill is one of the most useful tools to have at home.
cordless headphones
1Headphones without an audio cable
Headphones that connect to a phone or computer without a wire, usually using Bluetooth, and have no audio cord.
- My cordless headphones automatically connect to my phone when I turn them on.
- Cordless headphones are great for working out at the gym.
cordless phone
1Telephone that works without a cord
A home phone that has no cord, so you can carry it around the house while it connects wirelessly to its base.
- We still keep a cordless phone in the kitchen in case our mobile batteries die.
- The signal on this cordless phone reaches all the way to the garden.
cordless vacuum
1Vacuum cleaner without a cord
A vacuum cleaner that runs on a battery and does not have a power cord, so you can move it easily.
- She bought a cordless vacuum to make it easier to clean the stairs.
- This cordless vacuum is light enough to carry with one hand.