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21 window seat
nome (in plane, etc.) posto m. vicino al finestrino* * *n(in house) panchetta fissa vicino alla finestra, (in train etc) posto vicino al finestrino* * *nome (in plane, etc.) posto m. vicino al finestrino -
22 window-dresser
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23 window blind
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24 window display
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25 window winder
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26 window
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27 bay window
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28 drive-up window
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29 (to) window-dress
(to) window-dress /ˈwɪndəʊdrɛs/A v. i.B v. t. (fig.)1 far apparire (qc. ) più attraente (o conveniente) di quello che è: to window-dress a bond issue, rendere allettante un'emissione di obbligazioni -
30 (to) window-shop
(to) window-shop /ˈwɪndəʊʃɒp/v. i.guardare le vetrine ( dei negozi: per diletto): to go window-shopping, fare un giro a guardare le vetrine. -
31 (to) window-dress
(to) window-dress /ˈwɪndəʊdrɛs/A v. i.B v. t. (fig.)1 far apparire (qc. ) più attraente (o conveniente) di quello che è: to window-dress a bond issue, rendere allettante un'emissione di obbligazioni -
32 (to) window-shop
(to) window-shop /ˈwɪndəʊʃɒp/v. i.guardare le vetrine ( dei negozi: per diletto): to go window-shopping, fare un giro a guardare le vetrine. -
33 bow window
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34 inspection window
Inspection window, inspection panel, sight opening, display windowForo m per controllo, spia f di controlloDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > inspection window
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35 display window
Inspection window, inspection panel, sight opening, display windowForo m per controllo, spia f di controlloDictionary of packaging machinery and equipment > display window
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36 bow window n
[ˌbəʊ'wɪndəʊ]bow-window m inv -
37 lattice window
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38 picture window
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39 rose window
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40 sash window
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