কাচ louvers সহ একটি উইন্ডো

Noun:

জানালার খড়খড়িবিশেষ,

jalousies's Usage Examples:

louvers and jalousies is that louvers are fixed position.

Jalousies are installed within a movable adjustable mechanism which positions all jalousies into any.

which began producing jalousie windows in 1935, is currently marketing jalousies which they claim creates an airtight seal when closed to keep out water.

adapted to the tropics with features such as wide wrap-around verandas, jalousies, and sash windows to accommodate the Caribbean climate.

Pascin: La java bleue by Joann Sfar (l’Association) Théodore Poussin: Les jalousies by Frank Le Gall (Dupuis) 2010: Jérôme K.

Fitted also in cooler regions in porches and sunrooms, jalousies became a multimillion-dollar industry and the company Huff had built to.

ronde, 1880 Fenêtres et jalousies, operetta in 1 act, 1882 La chanson des Écus, operetta in 1 act, 1883 Fenêtres et jalousies, operetta en 1 act, 1883.

Windows often appear as mere slits with narrow timber jalousies (often with adjustable slats).

terrasse des audiences, Tome 2, 1997 Novembre toute l'année, 2000 Les jalousies, 2005 Les Barbutins (Delcourt, collection Jeunesse) Catastrophes au pays.

flanked by rusticated segmental arches with full-height, double-shutter jalousies.

attracted by the loud, resonant voice, the King, who was looking through the jalousies, exclaimed, 'Ah! that does sound well; the house smells of a man now'".

Most windows in all parts of the building are jalousies.

her English outlook to bear on our intimate backyards, our houses, our jalousies.

Les Patients by Jacques Audiberti, Petit Montparnasse 1991: Amours et jalousies by Molière, maison Armande Béjart Meudon 1995: La Société des Alloqués.

Glass jalousies, steel bars, and grill doors were also located.

(25 mm) wide), micro blinds (usually 1⁄2 inch (12 mm) wide), louvers, jalousies, brise soleil, Holland blinds, pleated blinds, and roller shades.

jalousies's Meaning':

a window with glass louvers

Synonyms:

louvered window; window;

Antonyms:

open;