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Definition of French window in English: French windownoun usually French windowsEach of a pair of glazed doors in an outside wall, serving as a window and door, typically opening on to a garden or balcony. Julia walked out through the open French windows on to the terrace Example sentencesExamples - The drapes that'd covered the western wall were spread, the ceiling-high French windows behind them open to the world beyond.
- Patio doors and French windows should be fitted with a special lock at the top and bottom
- The girl had run into a flat on Grosvenor Terrace, Clifton, York, through open French windows and grabbed the bag, then run out and thrown it to Lane.
- She could imagine her mother leaning out of the French windows, searching the garden for her wayward daughter.
- Ground floor or garden apartments have French windows leading out to their own patio areas.
- The flat has the original roof trusses exposed and large French windows opening onto a roof-top garden with a seated area.
- With huge halls, warm couches and a fire-place, with the French windows overlooking the valley, it was one of the most beautiful sights.
- The French windows swung open easily, gliding soundlessly on their hinges.
- It was furnished thoughtfully in maple wood and muted indigo with a wide enamel mosaic depicting a shoal of shimmering fish, racing across from the French windows into the marble walls.
- She decided she needed a breath of fresh air and so she opened her large French windows and climbed out onto the balcony breathing in the cool crisp fresh air.
- Architects have come up with ideas for an urban square surrounded by new housing, creating back gardens and putting French windows into existing terraced homes, and giving some homes in New Market Street front gardens.
- As they neared the Beta Kappa building, she could hear loud music coming out from the entrance, and she could see dancing bodies from outside the large French windows.
- It had light green walls, and French windows that were tinted with the same color.
- Though I had expected the school to be a pretty, red brick building with French windows and flower pots hanging from the balconies, I found myself in a plain modern one instead.
- It also has French windows opening into the front garden and an ornate open fireplace.
- Stella's sister was an altogether more assertive type and looking through the French windows into the garden, she complained about the unlaid table.
- The garden is reached through French windows leading from the book-stuffed library.
- After ordering our drinks from the friendly bar staff, were we shown to our table in the light and airy dining room in front of the French windows which overlooked the gardens.
- The gentle spring breeze billowed out the curtains of the balcony's French windows.
- Through the open French windows is a dream beach: a perfect crescent of pristine sand lapped by clear blue water and shaded by tall palm trees.
Definition of French window in US English: French windownounˈˌfrenCH ˈwindōˈˌfrɛntʃ ˈwɪndoʊ usually French windowsEach of a pair of casement windows extending to the floor in an outside wall, serving as a window and door. Julia walked out through the open French windows onto the terrace Example sentencesExamples - The garden is reached through French windows leading from the book-stuffed library.
- It also has French windows opening into the front garden and an ornate open fireplace.
- The French windows swung open easily, gliding soundlessly on their hinges.
- She could imagine her mother leaning out of the French windows, searching the garden for her wayward daughter.
- It was furnished thoughtfully in maple wood and muted indigo with a wide enamel mosaic depicting a shoal of shimmering fish, racing across from the French windows into the marble walls.
- Architects have come up with ideas for an urban square surrounded by new housing, creating back gardens and putting French windows into existing terraced homes, and giving some homes in New Market Street front gardens.
- It had light green walls, and French windows that were tinted with the same color.
- The girl had run into a flat on Grosvenor Terrace, Clifton, York, through open French windows and grabbed the bag, then run out and thrown it to Lane.
- Through the open French windows is a dream beach: a perfect crescent of pristine sand lapped by clear blue water and shaded by tall palm trees.
- Patio doors and French windows should be fitted with a special lock at the top and bottom
- The drapes that'd covered the western wall were spread, the ceiling-high French windows behind them open to the world beyond.
- The flat has the original roof trusses exposed and large French windows opening onto a roof-top garden with a seated area.
- Though I had expected the school to be a pretty, red brick building with French windows and flower pots hanging from the balconies, I found myself in a plain modern one instead.
- She decided she needed a breath of fresh air and so she opened her large French windows and climbed out onto the balcony breathing in the cool crisp fresh air.
- The gentle spring breeze billowed out the curtains of the balcony's French windows.
- With huge halls, warm couches and a fire-place, with the French windows overlooking the valley, it was one of the most beautiful sights.
- As they neared the Beta Kappa building, she could hear loud music coming out from the entrance, and she could see dancing bodies from outside the large French windows.
- Stella's sister was an altogether more assertive type and looking through the French windows into the garden, she complained about the unlaid table.
- After ordering our drinks from the friendly bar staff, were we shown to our table in the light and airy dining room in front of the French windows which overlooked the gardens.
- Ground floor or garden apartments have French windows leading out to their own patio areas.
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