window

window
noun
1) Fenster, das

break a window — eine Fensterscheibe zerbrechen; [Einbrecher:] eine Fensterscheibe einschlagen

go out of the window — (fig. coll.) den Bach runtergehen (ugs.)

2) (fig.): (means of observation)

a window on the West/world — ein Fenster zum Westen/zur Welt

3) (for display of goods) [Schau]fenster, das
4) (for issue of tickets etc.) Schalter, der
5) (Computing) Fenster, das
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['windəu]
noun
(an opening in the wall of a building etc which is fitted with a frame of wood, metal etc containing glass or similar material, that can be seen through and usually opened: I saw her through the window; Open/Close the window; goods displayed in a shop-window.) das Fenster
- academic.ru/119379/window-box">window-box
- window-dressing
- window-dresser
- window-frame
- window-ledge
- window-pane
- window-shopping
- window-sill
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win·dow
[ˈwɪndəʊ, AM -doʊ]
I. n
1. (in building) Fenster nt; (glass) Fensterscheibe f, Fenster nt
at the \window am Fenster
bay \window Erkerfenster nt
bedroom/kitchen \window Schlafzimmer-/Küchenfenster nt
casement \window Flügelfenster nt
dormer \window Mansardenfenster nt
a third-floor \window ein Fenster nt im dritten Stock
a \window on the world (fig) ein Fenster nt zur Welt
French \window Verandatür f
to throw sth out of the \window (fig) etw aus dem Fenster werfen
2. (of shop) Schaufenster nt; (window display) [Schaufenster]auslage f
in the \window im Schaufenster
3. (of vehicle) [Fenster]scheibe f, Fenster nt
rear \window Heckscheibe f, Rückfenster nt
4. (in ticket office) Schalter m
5. (fig: opportunity) Gelegenheit f
there might be a \window in his schedule next Thursday when he could see you es könnte eventuell nächsten Donnerstag eine Lücke in seinem Terminplan sein, wo er Sie sehen könnte
a \window of opportunity eine Chance [o Gelegenheit], günstiger Zeitpunkt
6. COMPUT Fenster nt, Ausschnitt m
7. (in envelope) Fenster nt
8.
to go out [of] the \window (fam) den Bach runtergehen fam
\windows of the soul Augen pl
II. vt COMPUT
to \window sth etw als Fenster einrichten
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['wɪndəʊ]
n (ALSO COMPUT)
Fenster nt; (= shop window) (Schau)fenster nt; (of booking office, bank) Schalter m; (COMM inf = opportunity) Gelegenheit f

a window on the world (fig) — ein Fenster zur Welt

window of opportunity — Chance f, (Fenster nt der) Gelegenheit f

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window [ˈwındəʊ] s
1. Fenster n (auch fig):
climb in at the window zum Fenster herein- oder hineinklettern;
look out of the window aus dem Fenster schauen
2. Fensterscheibe f
3. Schaufenster n:
put all one’s knowledge in the window fig mit seinem Wissen hausieren gehen
4. (Bank- etc) Schalter m
5. COMPUT, TV Fenster n (auch im Briefumschlag)
6. GEOL Fenster n (durch Erosion entstandener Einblick)
7. FLUG, MIL Düppel m, (Radar)Störfolie f
8. TV, Radar: Ausblendstufe f
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noun
1) Fenster, das

break a window — eine Fensterscheibe zerbrechen; [Einbrecher:] eine Fensterscheibe einschlagen

go out of the window — (fig. coll.) den Bach runtergehen (ugs.)

2) (fig.): (means of observation)

a window on the West/world — ein Fenster zum Westen/zur Welt

3) (for display of goods) [Schau]fenster, das
4) (for issue of tickets etc.) Schalter, der
5) (Computing) Fenster, das
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(computers) n.
Bildschirmfenster n. n.
Fenster - n.

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