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1 window casement frame
window casement frame Fensterflügelrahmen mEnglish-German dictionary of Architecture and Construction > window casement frame
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2 casement
noun[Fenster]flügel, der* * *case·ment, case·ment ˈwin·dow[ˈkeɪsmənt-]* * *['keɪsmənt]n(= window) Flügelfenster nt; (= frame) Fensterflügel m* * *a) Fensterflügel m:casement cloth Gardinenstoff m;c) Hohlkehle f* * *noun[Fenster]flügel, der* * *n.Fensterflügel m. -
3 window
noun1) Fenster, dasbreak a window — eine Fensterscheibe zerbrechen; [Einbrecher:] eine Fensterscheibe einschlagen
2) (fig.): (means of observation)a window on the West/world — ein Fenster zum Westen/zur Welt
3) (for display of goods) [Schau]fenster, das4) (for issue of tickets etc.) Schalter, der5) (Computing) Fenster, das* * *['windəu](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* * *win·dow[ˈwɪndəʊ, AM -doʊ]I. n▪ at the \window am Fensterbay \window Erkerfenster ntbedroom/kitchen \window Schlafzimmer-/Küchenfenster ntcasement \window Flügelfenster ntdormer \window Mansardenfenster nta third-floor \window ein Fenster nt im dritten StockFrench \window Verandatür f▪ in the \window im Schaufensterrear \window Heckscheibe f, Rückfenster ntthere 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 könntea \window of opportunity eine Chance [o Gelegenheit], günstiger Zeitpunkt8.▶ \windows of the soul Augen pl▪ to \window sth etw als Fenster einrichten* * *['wɪndəʊ] Fenster nt; (= shop window) (Schau)fenster nt; (of booking office, bank) Schalter m; (COMM inf = opportunity) Gelegenheit fwindow of opportunity — Chance f, (Fenster nt der) Gelegenheit f
* * *window [ˈwındəʊ] s1. Fenster n (auch fig):climb in at the window zum Fenster herein- oder hineinklettern;look out of the window aus dem Fenster schauen2. Fensterscheibe f3. Schaufenster n:put all one’s knowledge in the window fig mit seinem Wissen hausieren gehen4. (Bank- etc) Schalter m5. COMPUT, TV Fenster n (auch im Briefumschlag)6. GEOL Fenster n (durch Erosion entstandener Einblick)7. FLUG, MIL Düppel m, (Radar)Störfolie f* * *noun1) Fenster, dasbreak 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, das4) (for issue of tickets etc.) Schalter, der5) (Computing) Fenster, das* * *(computers) n.Bildschirmfenster n. n.Fenster - n. -
4 casement window
nounFlügelfenster, das* * *case·ment, case·ment ˈwin·dow[ˈkeɪsmənt-]* * *nounFlügelfenster, das* * *n.Flügelfenster n. -
5 casement 'window
case·ment [ʼkeɪsmənt] n, case·ment 'win·dow n
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