Meaning
To uncover or unlatch a window.
Cultural Background
British homes often have small 'top-hung' windows that are opened slightly for ventilation even in winter. Many American homes use large, sliding windows that are often opened fully in spring and autumn.
Context is key
Always check if the window is already open before asking!
Meaning
To uncover or unlatch a window.
Context is key
Always check if the window is already open before asking!
Test Yourself
Complete the sentence.
It is very hot. Please ____ the window.
You open a window to let air in when it is hot.
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Visual Learning Aids
Practice Bank
1 exercisesIt is very hot. Please ____ the window.
You open a window to let air in when it is hot.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1 questionsNo, we usually say 'open a window' or 'open a tab' for browsers.
Related Phrases
crack the window
specialized formOpen slightly
throw open
similarOpen wide
