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Meanings of curtained in English
Spanish
provisto de continajes Usage of curtained in English
1
A curtained area off to one side could be used for undressing.
2
At the curtained doorway she turned and looked me in the eyes.
3
The Pope stopped in his walk and looked towards the curtained window.
4
The lady indicated stood alone in the curtained embrasure of a bay-window.
5
The window was heavily curtained; no light could be seen through it.
6
Through it he could see the lights shining in curtained windows opposite.
7
It was cushioned and curtained and had springs in place of thorough-braces.
8
Barbara Mackwayte sat in the big black armchair, facing the black-curtained window.
9
Hassan reentered and went in through the curtained doorway to summon Agapoulos.
10
He looked up and saw a servant standing in the curtained doorway.
11
She saw that the sliding glass doors were curtained on the inside.
12
In the far corner of the nave stood a strange, curtained booth.
13
When she reappeared, the desert eastward was curtained in a gray film.
14
I went to the curtained picture window and peeked out the side.
15
He led the way down the narrow passage to a curtained doorway.
16
The under part was curtained all round, and here the actors dressed.
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Curtained across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common