Hearing aids are provided to augment auditory reception.

提供助听器以增强听觉接收。

Most hearing aids are priced between $100 and $800.

大多数助听器价格在100至800美元区间。

Getting them glasses, shoes, eye care, proper hearing aids.

为他们准备眼镜、鞋子、眼部护理、合适的助听器。

Others have to use hearing aids or other devices instead.

其他人则必须使用助听器或其他设备。

Eliza has severe hearing loss and wears two hearing aids.

伊莱有度的听力损失，双耳戴助听器。

Many new hearing aid models use the technology.

如今很多新型助听器都应用到这种技术。

Myers was wearing hearing aids which contain the inexpensive little magnetic sensor.

大卫所戴的助听器里面有成本低廉的小型磁传感器。

A new FDA proposal could make hearing aids more affordable for millions of Americans.

美国食品和药物管理局的一项新提议可能会让数百万美国人更容易买得起助听器。

The FDA first proposed the rule change for hearing aids last year.

FDA去首次提出对助听器进行规则上的修改。

Do you know if people who need hearing aids actually get them?

据你所知，需要助听器的人真的得到了吗？

Now, how can you tell whether a web functions as an arachnid hearing aid?

那你怎么看出它就像蛛网蜘蛛的助听器呢？

Once he pressed a button on each hearing aid to activate the feature.

当他按下按钮启动这个磁传感器时。

And they cannot be marketed as hearing aids.

而且那些设备也不能作为助听器进行销售。

There's stigma attached still to hearing aids.

人们对助听器依旧有偏见。

Unfortunately too many people do not think of hearing aids in that way.

不幸的是，大多的人不那样看待助听器。

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved a new class of hearing aid devices.

美国食品药品监督管理局（简称FDA）批准了一种新型助听器设备。

My hearing aids were industrial-strength, sledgehammer volume, but they helped me more than they helped most people.

我的助听装置是工业标准的，音量震耳欲聋，但是它们对我的帮助比对其他人的帮助更大。

And after the hearing test is completed, the device program will start to be a hearing aid.

在进行完听力测试后，这个设备就是一个助听器了。

So it seems like hearing aids could really help a lot of people stay more mentally sharp.

这样看来，助听器的确能帮助很多人保持敏锐的思维。

The FDA estimates that the hearing aids could help nearly 30 million adults in the United States.

FDA估计这种助听器可以帮助美国近3000万的成人。