window

A new, smaller window that suddenly appears on a computer screen.

The window on a computer screen that is currently being used or is ready to be used.

Refers to a window of a large size.

Refers to a window of a considerable size.

A window that is not large in size.

Refers to an extremely large window.

A window at the front of a shop, where goods are displayed.

A window at the front of a store, where goods are displayed.

A window in a shop where goods are arranged to be seen by the public.

The main window or display area of a shop facing the street.

A car window that is opened and closed using an electric motor.

A window that is small in width.

A car window that is opened and closed using an electric motor.

A window that is extremely small.

Used to indicate a position next to a window.

Used to indicate a position very near to a window.

To reduce a window on a screen to a small icon.

To change the size of a window on a screen.

To move a window so that there is an opening to the outside.

To move a window so that it covers the opening.

To direct your eyes towards the outside through a window.

To look steadily and intently out of a window, especially in admiration, surprise, or thought.

The fixed structure that holds the glass of a window.

A shelf-like piece of wood, stone, or metal at the bottom of a window.

When a window provides a view of something.

When a window is positioned in the direction of something.