open window — A window that is in the open position, allowing air to flow through
More collocations
More collocations with window (11)
close a window
To shut a window so that air can no longer pass through
open a window
To move a window so that air can flow through it
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
More collocations with open (22)
open a letter
unseal and read a letter that has arrived
open a store
To start operating a retail shop
open a window
To move a window so that air can flow through it
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
Sharing same tag — adj_noun
Words
- a good reason a strong, acceptable justification for something
- a long walk a walking journey that covers a great distance or takes considerable time
- a short walk a walking distance that takes only a few minutes
- a small town a town with a relatively low population and limited amenities
- a young lady a girl or young woman, often used as a polite or formal form of address
- action movie a film featuring fast-paced sequences, physical stunts, and conflict
- an old lady an elderly woman
- an old town the historical or original part of a town, typically with older buildings
- back seat a seat at the rear, especially in a vehicle
- bad dream an unpleasant or frightening dream