Definition of glassed-in in English:

glassed-in

adjective

(of a building or part of a building) covered or enclosed with glass.
the restaurant features a glassed-in patio
Example sentencesExamples
- Eerie blue-lit stemware suspended above the adjoining, glassed-in bar, as if some enormous jellyfish had just swum into view.
- The restaurant recently doubled in size, including tasteful renovations like a long wooden bar, glassed-in wine cellar and burnt-orange and yellow walls.
- I write this in a glassed-in cafe in the old city.
- Dancing happened everywhere, even overhead in a technician's glassed-in booth, often with a jittery intensity that turned the simplest movement phrases into gibberish.
- The outer area has ‘rustic’ timber settings, while the inner one is more conventional restaurant style, set alongside the glassed-in butcher's shop.
- As well, the pilot of each was enclosed in a glassed-in cockpit.
- We relived the Bond adventure in a glassed-in auditorium.
- Phase 3 will include a new kitchen and a timber frame glassed-in cafeteria extending out of the north end of the building.
- A long, vast glassed-in patio crowns the building and offers a 360-degree view of Paris and the gardens of the Val-de-Grâce.
- That's about 50 people, plus 30-odd interpreters sitting with headphones and microphones in glassed-in boxes around the sides of the room.
- Key military personnel looked down on the big board from glassed-in offices.
- The glassed-in ice pilot's tower is the modern-day equivalent of a crow's nest, three vertical ladders above the bridge.
- They burst through a door at the end of the hallway into a glassed-in enclosure and collapsed next to the door.
- Suites have semi-alfresco baths in glassed-in balconies that overlook the river, and oarsmen complain that the resulting flashes of flesh are ‘distracting’.
- It has a marvelous glassed-in central cloister, where breakfast is served in summer, and a swimming pool sheltering beneath the Saracen tower opposite.
- It had a glassed-in back porch which we called the ‘Ice Palace.’
- I had lunch today, in a little glassed-in concrete area above the public toilets in a little bay on the headland of which stands a statue of the Virgin Mary, just south of the old port of Biarritz.
- And when it's too cold to smoke outside you can visit the airport-style, glassed-in smoking section.
- There was a small, soft-plastic playground in the glassed-in room, including a slide, a little plastic tool-shed type set, and a little table with little chairs.
- The pictures show her lounging on our glassed-in balcony, which acts much like a greenhouse on hot days.

Definition of glassed-in in US English:

glassed-in

adjectiveˈɡlæstˌɪnˈɡlastˌin

(of a building or part of a building) covered or enclosed with glass.
the restaurant features a glassed-in patio
Example sentencesExamples
- That's about 50 people, plus 30-odd interpreters sitting with headphones and microphones in glassed-in boxes around the sides of the room.
- I had lunch today, in a little glassed-in concrete area above the public toilets in a little bay on the headland of which stands a statue of the Virgin Mary, just south of the old port of Biarritz.
- As well, the pilot of each was enclosed in a glassed-in cockpit.
- Eerie blue-lit stemware suspended above the adjoining, glassed-in bar, as if some enormous jellyfish had just swum into view.
- Suites have semi-alfresco baths in glassed-in balconies that overlook the river, and oarsmen complain that the resulting flashes of flesh are ‘distracting’.
- It had a glassed-in back porch which we called the ‘Ice Palace.’
- They burst through a door at the end of the hallway into a glassed-in enclosure and collapsed next to the door.
- We relived the Bond adventure in a glassed-in auditorium.
- The glassed-in ice pilot's tower is the modern-day equivalent of a crow's nest, three vertical ladders above the bridge.
- Phase 3 will include a new kitchen and a timber frame glassed-in cafeteria extending out of the north end of the building.
- A long, vast glassed-in patio crowns the building and offers a 360-degree view of Paris and the gardens of the Val-de-Grâce.
- Dancing happened everywhere, even overhead in a technician's glassed-in booth, often with a jittery intensity that turned the simplest movement phrases into gibberish.
- The outer area has ‘rustic’ timber settings, while the inner one is more conventional restaurant style, set alongside the glassed-in butcher's shop.
- I write this in a glassed-in cafe in the old city.
- The restaurant recently doubled in size, including tasteful renovations like a long wooden bar, glassed-in wine cellar and burnt-orange and yellow walls.
- It has a marvelous glassed-in central cloister, where breakfast is served in summer, and a swimming pool sheltering beneath the Saracen tower opposite.
- There was a small, soft-plastic playground in the glassed-in room, including a slide, a little plastic tool-shed type set, and a little table with little chairs.
- And when it's too cold to smoke outside you can visit the airport-style, glassed-in smoking section.
- Key military personnel looked down on the big board from glassed-in offices.
- The pictures show her lounging on our glassed-in balcony, which acts much like a greenhouse on hot days.

单词	glassed-in
释义	Definition of glassed-in in English: glassed-in adjective (of a building or part of a building) covered or enclosed with glass. the restaurant features a glassed-in patio Example sentencesExamples Eerie blue-lit stemware suspended above the adjoining, glassed-in bar, as if some enormous jellyfish had just swum into view. The restaurant recently doubled in size, including tasteful renovations like a long wooden bar, glassed-in wine cellar and burnt-orange and yellow walls. I write this in a glassed-in cafe in the old city. Dancing happened everywhere, even overhead in a technician's glassed-in booth, often with a jittery intensity that turned the simplest movement phrases into gibberish. The outer area has ‘rustic’ timber settings, while the inner one is more conventional restaurant style, set alongside the glassed-in butcher's shop. As well, the pilot of each was enclosed in a glassed-in cockpit. We relived the Bond adventure in a glassed-in auditorium. Phase 3 will include a new kitchen and a timber frame glassed-in cafeteria extending out of the north end of the building. A long, vast glassed-in patio crowns the building and offers a 360-degree view of Paris and the gardens of the Val-de-Grâce. That's about 50 people, plus 30-odd interpreters sitting with headphones and microphones in glassed-in boxes around the sides of the room. Key military personnel looked down on the big board from glassed-in offices. The glassed-in ice pilot's tower is the modern-day equivalent of a crow's nest, three vertical ladders above the bridge. They burst through a door at the end of the hallway into a glassed-in enclosure and collapsed next to the door. Suites have semi-alfresco baths in glassed-in balconies that overlook the river, and oarsmen complain that the resulting flashes of flesh are ‘distracting’. It has a marvelous glassed-in central cloister, where breakfast is served in summer, and a swimming pool sheltering beneath the Saracen tower opposite. It had a glassed-in back porch which we called the ‘Ice Palace.’ I had lunch today, in a little glassed-in concrete area above the public toilets in a little bay on the headland of which stands a statue of the Virgin Mary, just south of the old port of Biarritz. And when it's too cold to smoke outside you can visit the airport-style, glassed-in smoking section. There was a small, soft-plastic playground in the glassed-in room, including a slide, a little plastic tool-shed type set, and a little table with little chairs. The pictures show her lounging on our glassed-in balcony, which acts much like a greenhouse on hot days. Definition of glassed-in in US English: glassed-in adjectiveˈɡlæstˌɪnˈɡlastˌin (of a building or part of a building) covered or enclosed with glass. the restaurant features a glassed-in patio Example sentencesExamples That's about 50 people, plus 30-odd interpreters sitting with headphones and microphones in glassed-in boxes around the sides of the room. I had lunch today, in a little glassed-in concrete area above the public toilets in a little bay on the headland of which stands a statue of the Virgin Mary, just south of the old port of Biarritz. As well, the pilot of each was enclosed in a glassed-in cockpit. Eerie blue-lit stemware suspended above the adjoining, glassed-in bar, as if some enormous jellyfish had just swum into view. Suites have semi-alfresco baths in glassed-in balconies that overlook the river, and oarsmen complain that the resulting flashes of flesh are ‘distracting’. It had a glassed-in back porch which we called the ‘Ice Palace.’ They burst through a door at the end of the hallway into a glassed-in enclosure and collapsed next to the door. We relived the Bond adventure in a glassed-in auditorium. The glassed-in ice pilot's tower is the modern-day equivalent of a crow's nest, three vertical ladders above the bridge. Phase 3 will include a new kitchen and a timber frame glassed-in cafeteria extending out of the north end of the building. A long, vast glassed-in patio crowns the building and offers a 360-degree view of Paris and the gardens of the Val-de-Grâce. Dancing happened everywhere, even overhead in a technician's glassed-in booth, often with a jittery intensity that turned the simplest movement phrases into gibberish. The outer area has ‘rustic’ timber settings, while the inner one is more conventional restaurant style, set alongside the glassed-in butcher's shop. I write this in a glassed-in cafe in the old city. The restaurant recently doubled in size, including tasteful renovations like a long wooden bar, glassed-in wine cellar and burnt-orange and yellow walls. It has a marvelous glassed-in central cloister, where breakfast is served in summer, and a swimming pool sheltering beneath the Saracen tower opposite. There was a small, soft-plastic playground in the glassed-in room, including a slide, a little plastic tool-shed type set, and a little table with little chairs. And when it's too cold to smoke outside you can visit the airport-style, glassed-in smoking section. Key military personnel looked down on the big board from glassed-in offices. The pictures show her lounging on our glassed-in balcony, which acts much like a greenhouse on hot days.
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