Cascos

Cascos is a Spanish word that literally translates to "helmets" or "headphones" in English. The specific meaning depends heavily on the context in which it is used. It is the plural form of the Spanish word "casco."

• Helmets: In its most common usage, "cascos" refers to protective headgear. This can encompass a wide range of helmets, including those worn for construction, sports (such as cycling, motorcycling, or skiing), military purposes, and other activities where head protection is necessary.

• Headphones: "Cascos" can also refer to headphones or headsets used for listening to audio. This usage is increasingly common, particularly in Latin America. Synonyms like "auriculares" or "audífonos" might also be used depending on the region.

• Hulls (of ships): While less common in everyday conversation, "cascos" can also refer to the hulls of ships or boats. This is especially relevant in maritime contexts.

The correct interpretation of "cascos" requires consideration of the surrounding words, phrases, and the overall situation in which it is used.