window in Irish
window in Irish is deis, faill, ionú — window means an opening in a wall, usually fitted with glass, that lets in light and air.
window in Irish
deis
faill
ionú
fuinneog
What does "window" mean?
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noun An opening in a wall, usually fitted with glass, that lets in light and air.
"She opened the window to let in some fresh air."
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noun A limited period during which something is possible or available.
"The weather forecast shows a brief window of sunshine tomorrow morning."
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noun A rectangular area on a computer screen displaying an app or task.
"Click the small cross in the corner to close the window."
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window in a sentence
- She opened the window to let in some fresh air.
- Rain streaked down the office window all afternoon.
- The weather forecast shows a brief window of sunshine tomorrow morning.
- Once the sale opens, you have a short window to claim the discount.
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What is "window" in Irish?
"window" in Irish is deis, faill, ionú. window means: An opening in a wall, usually fitted with glass, that lets in light and air.
How do you use "window" in a sentence?
Example: "She opened the window to let in some fresh air." In Irish, "window" is deis, faill, ionú.
Are there other ways to say "window" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 4 translations listed for "window": deis, faill, ionú, fuinneog.
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