window
ˈwɪndoʊ
window: opening in a building for light and air
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Définition de window - Dictionnaire anglais Reverso

Thèmes liés :

Nom

1.
architectureopening in a building for light and air
  • The room was brightened by a large window.
aperture casement
2.
transportationopening in a vehicle for vision
  • She rolled down the car window for fresh air.
porthole

Verbe

tr.
1.
constructioninstall windows in a building or vehicle
  • They decided to window the new office.
fenestrate glaze
2.
retailRaredisplay goods in a shop front to attract customersRare
  • The store will window new fashion arrivals next week.
display exhibit showcase
3.
signal processingTECH.multiply a signal by a tapering function to reduce edge noiseTECH.
  • The engineer windowed the data to reduce noise.
filter modify shape

Images pour window

  • window: opening in a building for light and air
    opening in a building for light and air
  • window: opening in a vehicle for vision
    opening in a vehicle for vision
  • window: glass-covered opening in a shop for display
    glass-covered opening in a shop for display
  • window: section of a computer screen for a program
    section of a computer screen for a program
  • window: transparent area on an envelope
    transparent area on an envelope

Expressions avec window

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showy misrepresentation to hide something unpleasant
The report was criticized as mere window dressing.
shut a window to block air or noise
Please close the window on your way out to keep the noise down.
look at things in stores without buying them
We like to do some window shopping on weekends.
limited time period to achieve something
The window of opportunity to invest in the project closes next week.
fail to seize an opportunity
She missed the window to invest in the company.
no longer considered or used
All our plans went out of the window.

Origine de window

Old Norse, vindauga (wind eye)

Termes dont la définition inclut window

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window coverings
pieces of fabric used to cover windows
home
movable covering for a window to block light
home
piece of cloth covering a window for privacy
window covering
something that blocks light in a window
literal view
see through something like a window or lens
car
close a car window by moving it up
window covering
curtain or heavy fabric for windows
window door insect
mesh covering for windows or doors to keep insects out

Exemples de window dans une phrase

  • A bird flew into the window with a thud.
  • The bus window was foggy from the cold weather.
  • He peered through the airplane window during takeoff.
  • There's a window to apply for the grant.
  • The window for negotiations is closing soon.
  • The dress in the window caught her eye.

Voir toutes les traductions de window

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  1. Français:fenêtre, fenêtrer, ...
  2. Allemand:Fenster, verglasen, ...
  3. Italien:finestra, installare finestre, ...
  4. Espagnol:ventana, acristalar, ...
  5. Portugais:janela, instalar janelas, ...
  6. Chinois:窗户, 装窗户, ...
  7. Japonais:窓, 窓を取り付ける, ...
  8. Arabe:نَافِذَة, رَكَّبَ النَّوَافِذ, ...
  9. Hébreu:חַלּוֹן, לְהִתְקִין חַלּוֹנוֹת, ...
  10. Russe:окно, остеклить, ...
  11. Ukrainien:вікно, встановлювати вікна, ...
  12. Hindi:खिड़की, खिड़कियाँ लगाना, ...

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