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French ˈwin·dow СЪЩ usu pl

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I. win·dow [ˈwɪndəʊ, Am -doʊ] СЪЩ

1. window:

Fenster ср <-s, ->
Fensterscheibe f <-, -n>
Fenster ср <-s, ->
Erkerfenster ср <-s, ->
Flügelfenster ср <-s, ->
a window on the world прен
to throw sth out of the window прен

2. window:

Schaufenster ср <-s, ->

3. window (of vehicle):

Fenster ср <-s, ->
Heckscheibe f <-, -n>
Rückfenster ср <-s, ->

4. window (in ticket office):

Schalter м <-s, ->

5. window прен (opportunity):

Gelegenheit f <-, -en>
Zeitfenster ср <-s, ->

6. window ИНФОРМ:

Fenster ср <-s, ->
Ausschnitt м <-(e)s, -e>

7. window (in envelope):

Fenster ср <-s, ->

Phrases:

to go out [of] the window разг

II. win·dow [ˈwɪndəʊ, Am -doʊ] ГЛАГ прх ИНФОРМ

I. French [fren(t)ʃ] ПРИЛ

1. French (of France):

2. French (of language):

II. French [fren(t)ʃ] СЪЩ

1. French no pl (language):

Französisch ср <-(s)>
[if you'll] excuse [or pardon] my French! шег

2. French (people):

Запис в OpenDict

window СЪЩ

Present
Iwindow
youwindow
he/she/itwindows
wewindow
youwindow
theywindow
Past
Iwindowed
youwindowed
he/she/itwindowed
wewindowed
youwindowed
theywindowed
Present Perfect
Ihavewindowed
youhavewindowed
he/she/ithaswindowed
wehavewindowed
youhavewindowed
theyhavewindowed
Past Perfect
Ihadwindowed
youhadwindowed
he/she/ithadwindowed
wehadwindowed
youhadwindowed
theyhadwindowed

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