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UK//ˈwɪndəʊz//US//ˈwɪndoʊz//

Meaning of Windows

Openings in a wall or building, often with glass, for light and ventilation.

In simple words: Openings in walls that let in light and air.

Windows in a sentence

  • She opened the **windows** to let the fresh air in.
  • The house has beautiful stained glass **windows**.
  • He looked out the **windows** to see the garden.
  • The old house had **windows** that creaked when opened.
  • They decorated the **windows** for the holiday season.

How to use Windows

Used in everyday conversation and writing. Not suitable for formal technical contexts pertaining to computing without clarification.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of a 'wind' that blows through 'windows' for fresh air.

Related words

Collocations with Windows

  • open a window
  • close a window
  • window frame
  • window sill
  • window view

Synonyms for Windows

Opposites of Windows

Common mistakes with Windows

  • Confused with the computing term 'Windows'.
  • Overgeneralizing to mean any opening.
  • Using the singular form 'window' when plural is needed.

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Frequently asked questions about "Windows"

What does "Windows" mean?

Openings in walls that let in light and air.

What is the definition of "Windows"?

Openings in a wall or building, often with glass, for light and ventilation.

How do you use "Windows" in a sentence?

She opened the **windows** to let the fresh air in.

Can you give another example of "Windows"?

The house has beautiful stained glass **windows**.

What are synonyms for "Windows"?

Common alternatives include opening, pane, casement, lattice, vent.

What is the opposite of "Windows"?

Opposite meanings include door, wall.

What words go with "Windows"?

It commonly pairs with open a window, close a window, window frame, window sill, window view.

What are common mistakes when using "Windows"?

Confused with the computing term 'Windows'. Overgeneralizing to mean any opening. Using the singular form 'window' when plural is needed.

How do you pronounce "Windows"?

US: //ˈwɪndoʊz//, UK: //ˈwɪndəʊz//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Windows"?

Used in everyday conversation and writing. Not suitable for formal technical contexts pertaining to computing without clarification.