🇬🇧 Window meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A window is a clear glass panel in a building, car, or other structure that allows people to look in or out while keeping wind, rain, and bugs outside. Windows can open to let in fresh air, and they sometimes have curtains or blinds for privacy.

Billy threw a ball through the open window, and it landed right in his sister’s cereal bowl.

Grandma always said, "When one window closes, another one opens—usually because the latch is broken."

Lucy opened the window and let in a gentle breeze... along with 75,000 mosquitoes.

Timmy tried to use a window as a door and learned a very important lesson about transparency.

I cleaned my bedroom window so well that a bird thanked me by flying straight into it.

A small boy sits by the window. He wipes the window with his hand. A red bird sits on the outside of the window and looks in. The boy opens the window and the bird jumps closer. Light comes in through the window. The boy smiles and the bird sings. They are both happy.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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