shopwindow
- noun
- /ˈʃɑpˌwɪndoʊ/
- UK
- The jewelry sparkled in the shopwindow and attracted passersby.
Examples
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Tourists stopped to admire the dresses in the shopwindow on Fifth Avenue.
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The shopwindow displayed beautiful dresses.
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She caught her reflection in a brightly lit shopwindow as she walked down the street.
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She admired the jewelry in the shopwindow.
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The jewelry sparkled in the shopwindow and attracted passersby.
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Tourists stopped to admire the dresses in the shopwindow on Fifth Avenue.
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She caught her reflection in a brightly lit shopwindow as she walked down the street.
Synonyms
An opening in a wall, roof, or vehicle with glass that lets light in and lets you see outside
A front window of a shop that shows goods to people passing by
A large front shop window that shows goods to attract customers
A window at the front of a shop that shows goods to attract people
How Decorative
- UK
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Shopwindow is simply a combination of shop ('a place to buy things') and window ('an opening with glass to see through'), so it literally means a window where a shop shows its goods to attract customers.