pane — a single sheet of glass in a window or door
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a single sheet of glass in a window or door
Pronunciation (IPA): /peɪn/
Korean meaning: 창문이나 문의 유리판 한 장
Korean pronunciation: 페인 (강세: 페인)
Example Sentences
- The cat kept pawing at the window pane, trying to catch the bird outside.
- Mom was not happy when she found my fingerprints all over the clean window pane.
- The old house had beautiful stained glass panes that cast colorful shadows.
pane
NOUN//peɪn//
a single sheet of glass in a window or door
Single glass sheet in window
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Rain on the pane reflects my pain.
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Origin
From Old French 'pane' meaning a piece or section, derived from Latin 'pannus' meaning cloth or piece of fabric. The meaning evolved to refer to a section or sheet of glass in a window.
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“The cat kept pawing at the window pane, trying to catch the bird outside.”
“Mom was not happy when she found my fingerprints all over the clean window pane.”
“The old house had beautiful stained glass panes that cast colorful shadows.”
“During the storm, a tree branch broke the pane in our bedroom window.”
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