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Meanings of window in English
Spanish
ventana tectónica Used in geology to describe areas in which a lower geologic unit crops out in the middle of higher units.
Usage of window in English
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But they may wait for the right market window, the source said.
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Common sense went out the window at Fulham a long time ago.
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And state law typically broadens that window to four to six years.
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This is a window into the Kushner Companies' business practices, Carr said.
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Alex would leave the window open so she could hear the sea.
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However, the window for passing the bill this year may be limited.
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A light sea breeze enters the room through the open office window.
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This looks like the french window; we'll just try that in case.
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Precise economic forecasting has gone out the window in the current crisis.
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Benge said things looked all right outside his window after Ike passed.
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The sun was streaming in through the little window in the corner.
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Do you know what window washing used to cost by the hour?
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A light or two was already burning in a window there; good.
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She said someone forced open a window and the alarm went off.
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That surely won't be the case come the end of the window.
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A classroom window was also broken and some water damage was caused.
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Translations for window
Portuguese
Russian
Catalan
Window through the time
Window across language varieties
Canada
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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