pane in Irish
pane in Irish is pána — pane means a single sheet of glass fitted into a window or door.
pane in Irish
pána
(architecture) A compartment of a surface, or a flat space; hence, one side or face of a building.
What does "pane" mean?
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noun A single sheet of glass fitted into a window or door.
"A cricket ball shattered the pane in the front window."
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noun A section of a computer screen or app window, often docked alongside other sections.
"He dragged the file list into the left-hand pane of the editor."
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pane in a sentence
- A cricket ball shattered the pane in the front window.
- Sunlight streamed through the small panes of the greenhouse.
- He dragged the file list into the left-hand pane of the editor.
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What is "pane" in Irish?
"pane" in Irish is pána. pane means: A single sheet of glass fitted into a window or door.
How do you use "pane" in a sentence?
Example: "A cricket ball shattered the pane in the front window." In Irish, "pane" is pána.
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