Definition of transom window in English:

transom window

noun

A window set above the transom of a door or larger window; a fanlight.
Example sentencesExamples
- And although transom windows are new to the home, they're consistent with its era and style.
- Flashes of light were coming through the transom window of an office down the hall.
- During the indicated time frame, he opened the middle transom window in his apartment, which was the window he normally used.
- Now, French doors connect the new room to a wide deck, while transom windows above the doors brighten once-gloomy high ceilings.
- Nearby, burglars used the householder's own sledge hammer to smash a rear transom window to gain entry and steal over £3,000 of cash and jewellery.
- The moon was shining through the transom windows illuminating the scored concrete floor.
- French doors, double-hung windows, and transom windows face the garden.
- They've wisely kept some of the original architectural features intact, like the leaded-glass transom windows - a nice touch.
- The only embellishments are the narrow sidelights flanking the front door and the small transom window above it.

Definition of transom window in US English:

transom window

nounˈtran(t)səm ˈwindō

A window set above the transom of a door or larger window; a fanlight.
Example sentencesExamples
- They've wisely kept some of the original architectural features intact, like the leaded-glass transom windows - a nice touch.
- French doors, double-hung windows, and transom windows face the garden.
- The only embellishments are the narrow sidelights flanking the front door and the small transom window above it.
- Nearby, burglars used the householder's own sledge hammer to smash a rear transom window to gain entry and steal over £3,000 of cash and jewellery.
- During the indicated time frame, he opened the middle transom window in his apartment, which was the window he normally used.
- Now, French doors connect the new room to a wide deck, while transom windows above the doors brighten once-gloomy high ceilings.
- And although transom windows are new to the home, they're consistent with its era and style.
- The moon was shining through the transom windows illuminating the scored concrete floor.
- Flashes of light were coming through the transom window of an office down the hall.

单词	transom window
释义	Definition of transom window in English: transom window noun A window set above the transom of a door or larger window; a fanlight. Example sentencesExamples And although transom windows are new to the home, they're consistent with its era and style. Flashes of light were coming through the transom window of an office down the hall. During the indicated time frame, he opened the middle transom window in his apartment, which was the window he normally used. Now, French doors connect the new room to a wide deck, while transom windows above the doors brighten once-gloomy high ceilings. Nearby, burglars used the householder's own sledge hammer to smash a rear transom window to gain entry and steal over £3,000 of cash and jewellery. The moon was shining through the transom windows illuminating the scored concrete floor. French doors, double-hung windows, and transom windows face the garden. They've wisely kept some of the original architectural features intact, like the leaded-glass transom windows - a nice touch. The only embellishments are the narrow sidelights flanking the front door and the small transom window above it. Definition of transom window in US English: transom window nounˈtran(t)səm ˈwindō A window set above the transom of a door or larger window; a fanlight. Example sentencesExamples They've wisely kept some of the original architectural features intact, like the leaded-glass transom windows - a nice touch. French doors, double-hung windows, and transom windows face the garden. The only embellishments are the narrow sidelights flanking the front door and the small transom window above it. Nearby, burglars used the householder's own sledge hammer to smash a rear transom window to gain entry and steal over £3,000 of cash and jewellery. During the indicated time frame, he opened the middle transom window in his apartment, which was the window he normally used. Now, French doors connect the new room to a wide deck, while transom windows above the doors brighten once-gloomy high ceilings. And although transom windows are new to the home, they're consistent with its era and style. The moon was shining through the transom windows illuminating the scored concrete floor. Flashes of light were coming through the transom window of an office down the hall.
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