open a window — To move a window so that air can flow through it | The Missing Workbook

open a window To move a window so that air can flow through it

A1 CEFR level at which this word is typically taught. A1 is the most basic; C2 is near-native mastery. Verb + noun

Built on window

Could you open a window? It's far too stuffy in here.

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Meanings

To move a window so that air can flow through it

Words Used

window A1
/ˈwɪn.doʊ/ An opening in a wall or vehicle, usually filled with glass, that lets in light and air. M S
open A1
/ˈoʊ.pən/ Not shut; allowing things or people to pass through. M S

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More collocations with window (11)

open window A window that is in the open position, allowing air to flow through close a window To shut a window so that air can no longer pass through broken window A window whose glass has been cracked or shattered break a window To shatter the glass of a window clean a window To wash and polish the glass of a window bay window A window set in a projecting recess that juts out from the main wall of a building stained-glass window A decorative window assembled from pieces of coloured glass casement window a window with a hinged frame that swings open

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More collocations with open (22)

open window A window that is in the open position, allowing air to flow through open a letter unseal and read a letter that has arrived open a store To start operating a retail shop open one's mouth to part the lips, especially to speak or eat open the door to move a door to allow entry or passage open air the outdoors; not enclosed within a building open fire a fire burning in an exposed hearth, not enclosed in a stove open kitchen a kitchen not separated from the living or dining area by a wall

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