Definition of window - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
architectureopening in a building for light and air
- The room was brightened by a large window.
2.
transportationopening in a vehicle for vision
- She rolled down the car window for fresh air.
3.
opportunityperiod when something is possible
- We have a window to launch the product.
4.
shopUK glass-covered opening in a shop for displayUK
- The new shoes were showcased in the window.
5.
computersTECH. section of a computer screen for a programTECH.
- I opened a new window to check my email.
6.
mailRare transparent area on an envelopeRare
- The address was visible through the window.
Verb
1.
constructioninstall windows in a building or vehicle
- They decided to window the new office.
2.
retailRare display goods in a shop front to attract customersRare
- The store will window new fashion arrivals next week..
3.
signal processingTECH. multiply a signal by a tapering function to reduce edge noiseTECH.
- The engineer windowed the data to reduce noise.
Images of window
opening in a building for light and air 
opening in a vehicle for vision 
glass-covered opening in a shop for display 
section of a computer screen for a program 
transparent area on an envelope
Expressions with 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.
no longer considered or used
All our plans went out the window when it started raining.
gives understanding or perspective about the world
The internet is a window on the world.
opportunity to understand someone's thoughts or feelings
Her diary provided a window into her life.
glass pane in the door of a car
He rolled down the car window to get some fresh air.
decorative light in a window
The lamp in the window added a cozy feel to the room.
front window of a shop displaying goods
The latest electronics were showcased in the shop window.
place at an event venue for ticket transactions
The ticket window opened an hour before the game.
covering for windows to control light and privacy
She pulled down the window blind to block the sunlight.
narrow container for growing plants on a windowsill
She planted colorful flowers in the window box.
substance used to clean windows
She sprayed window cleaner on the glass to remove the smudges..
material used to cover windows for privacy or decoration
She chose elegant window coverings for the living room.
arranged presentation of products or decorations in a shop window to attract buyers
The new window display drew many people to stop and look.
mechanism for fastening a window
She turned the window lock to keep the window closed.
mesh covering a window to block insects
We installed a window screen to keep mosquitoes out.
seat next to a window in transport
I prefer the window seat on flights.
covering for a window to block or filter light
She pulled down the window shade to darken the room.
person who browses without intending to buy
As a window-shopper, she enjoyed looking at gadgets without spending money.
window built into a roof to let light or air inside
The attic feels brighter since we installed a large roof window.
Origin of window
Old Norse, vindauga (wind eye)
Terms with window included in their meaning
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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
home
move together to cover a window or stage
window covering
curtain or heavy fabric for windows
window door insect
mesh covering for windows or doors to keep insects out
door or window
not close something so there is a space left open
door window
not close something so it stays open
technology
small window on a screen that shows information or warning text
glass
sheet of glass in a window or door
closure
close something like a door or window
coverings
hinged cover or screen for a window or door
architecture
window in a roof or ceiling for light
window material
dark glass that blocks sunlight or reduces glare
observe outside
look outside through a window or opening
home
window covering with vertical slats for light control
service
window where you get service without leaving your car
window covering
device blocking sunlight from entering a window
home security
secure a door or window by fastening a solid rod across
home
hang fabric over a window for privacy
window decor
long stick above window for hanging curtains
window covering
heavy cloth hung over a window
Examples of window in a sentence
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.
He admired the antique vase displayed in the window. The chat window popped up unexpectedly. He resized the window to view the document better. The check was visible through the window of the envelope. He could see the sender's name through the window. The crew will window the entire building by next week. We need to window the van before the trip. They will window the new gadgets soon. The boutique plans to window summer dresses. The technician windowed the audio to enhance clarity. Researchers windowed the signal before analysis.
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- French:fenêtre, fenêtrer, ...
- German:Fenster, verglasen, ...
- Italian:finestra, installare finestre, ...
- Spanish:ventana, acristalar, ...
- Portuguese:janela, instalar janelas, ...
- Chinese:窗户, 装窗户, ...
- Japanese:窓, 窓を取り付ける, ...
- Arabic:نَافِذَة, رَكَّبَ النَّوَافِذ, ...
- Hebrew:חַלּוֹן, לְהִתְקִין חַלּוֹנוֹת, ...
- Russian:окно, остеклить, ...
- Ukrainian:вікно, встановлювати вікна, ...
- Hindi:खिड़की, खिड़कियाँ लगाना, ...
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