window; casement; an opening in a wall, vehicle, or ship to allow light and air in

a rectangular area on a computer screen for displaying and processing specific information

the area or space just outside of a window

curtain hung over a window to block light or provide privacy; usually made of cloth or woven materials

window of a car, bus, train, or other vehicle

collective term for doors and windows

window; casement

a glass window in a shop facing the street used for exhibiting merchandise

windowsill; window ledge

a window set in a roof or ceiling for light and ventilation; dormer

a window made of or containing glass; a glass pane

shutter, blind, or jalousie window consisting of horizontal slats; designed to allow light and air while keeping out rain and direct sunlight

A designated area on a computer screen for displaying or processing specific information; also used generally for any screen or display on an instrument that shows data.

schoolmate; fellow student

A large window extending down to the floor; floor-to-ceiling window.

a window fitted with iron bars or a metal grating, commonly seen on houses and apartments for security

To leave a blank space in a publication or a gap in a broadcast, originally to protest censorship or because material was late; now used for any failure to deliver expected results on time.

(idiom) a plot or crime is revealed; originally referring to the plot by Qin Hui and his wife to frame Yue Fei being discovered in the underworld

windowpane; window glass

ten years of hard study by the window; an idiom referring to the long period of diligent application required for academic success

A window fitted with fine mesh, such as nylon, wire, or gauze, used to keep out insects while allowing for ventilation.

the frame built into a wall into which window panes are set

paper cut-outs used as traditional decorations for windows; a form of folk art

The lattice work or bars on a window, typically on old-style wooden windows where paper or silk is used instead of glass.

a window in the side of a ship or aircraft; scuttle

A window with a frame made of steel or plastic-coated steel

literally meaning bright windows and clean tables; describes a room or interior that is exceptionally clean and tidy

The lonely and difficult life of a student studying hard despite poverty or harsh conditions; often used to describe many years of diligent study.

window screening made of metal, plastic, or fabric, used to allow ventilation while blocking insects

To study diligently for a long time despite hardship; typically refers to many years of dedicated, lonely study in preparation for exams

A specific interval of time during which an action can be taken or an opportunity exists

a window used primarily for ventilation, often located high on a wall or on a roof; fanlight

windowsill; the part of the wall below a window that supports the frame

the opening panel of a window

to speak frankly without hiding anything; to not mince words; to not beat about the bush

An opening or hole in a wall used to let in light or air, often featuring decorative shapes or woodwork.

an old-fashioned window that can be propped open outwards or pulled up and suspended

A decorative openwork window common in Chinese gardens, featuring intricate patterns made of brick or stone without glass or paper to allow for both air and a framed view.

window curtains; heavy drapes that may reach the floor

a window; generic term for windows and small openings for light or air

(literary) a window sash or casement; the part of a window that can be opened and closed

The horizontal beam or trellis of a window frame

large fabric window curtains, often long enough to reach the floor; also called [[窗幔|窗幔|chuang1 man4]]

the wooden lattice work on a window, used historically for attaching paper or mesh, and now commonly for holding panes of glass

(idiom) clear windows and clean tables; describes a room that is bright, tidy, and spotless

fenestra vestibuli (part of the inner ear)

Used to describe a long period of diligent and difficult study, literally referring to ten years of studying by a cold window.

A friend from the same school; a classmate.

(bound form) the round window or fenestra cochleae in the middle ear