preview window

US: /ˈpriːvjuː ˈwɪndoʊ/

Definition

Definition of preview window - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

technology

TECH.

on-screen area showing how content looks before a final action

TECH.

The email message appeared in the preview window before she opened it fully.
Adjust the margins until the document looks right in the preview window.
The website builder lets you test mobile layouts in a preview window.

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Expressions with preview

sneak preview

screening to test audience reaction before release

The sneak preview helped producers decide on the final cut.

preview mode

display setting that shows content as it will look when finalized

Switch to preview mode to check the layout before publishing the page.

preview monitor

screen for reviewing video content before recording

They used a preview monitor to review the shot.

Expressions with window

window dressing

showy misrepresentation to hide something unpleasant

The report was criticized as mere window dressing.

close the window on

shut a window to block air or noise

Please close the window on your way out to keep the noise down.

do some window shopping

look at things in stores without buying them

We like to do some window shopping on weekends.

window of opportunity

limited time period to achieve something

The window of opportunity to invest in the project closes next week..

miss the window

fail to seize an opportunity

She missed the window to invest in the company.

out of the window

adv.

no longer considered or used

All our plans went out of the window.

out the window

adv.

no longer considered or used

All our plans went out the window when it started raining.

window on the world

gives understanding or perspective about the world

The internet is a window on the world.

window into someone's life

opportunity to understand someone's thoughts or feelings

Her diary provided a window into her life.

car window

glass pane in the door of a car

He rolled down the car window to get some fresh air.

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French:fenêtre d'aperçu, ...
German:Vorschaufenster, ...
Italian:finestra di anteprima, ...
Spanish:ventana de vista previa, ...
Portuguese:janela de pré-visualização, ...
Chinese:预览窗口, ...
Japanese:プレビューウィンドウ, ...
Arabic:نافِذة مُعايَنَة, ...
Hebrew:חַלּוֹן תַּצּוּגָה מַקְדִּימָה, ...
Russian:окно предварительного просмотра, ...
Ukrainian:вікно попереднього перегляду, ...
Hindi:प्रीव्यू विंडो, ...
Bengali:প্রিভিউ উইন্ডো, ...
Catalan:finestra de previsualització, ...
Czech:náhledové okno, ...
Danish:forhåndsvisningsvindue, ...
Dutch:voorbeeldvenster, ...
Greek:παράθυρο προεπισκόπησης, ...
Hungarian:előnézeti ablak, ...
Khmer:ផ្ទាំងមើលជាមុន, ...
Korean:미리보기 창, ...
Persian:پنجره پیش‌نمایش, ...
Polish:okno podglądu, ...
Portuguese (BR):janela de visualização, ...
Romanian:fereastră de previzualizare, ...
Swedish:förhandsgranskningsfönster, ...
Thai:หน้าต่างแสดงตัวอย่าง, ...
Turkish:önizleme penceresi, ...
Vietnamese:cửa sổ xem trước, ...

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