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triple glazing
noun [U]Definition
(Definition of triple glazing noun from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- bay window noun
- bow window noun
- casement (window) noun
- dormer (window) noun
- double glazing noun
- glaze verb (GLASS)
- glazing noun
- lattice window noun
- leaded window noun
- lintel noun
- pane noun
- picture window noun
- rose window noun
- sash noun (WINDOW)
- sash window noun
- skylight noun
- storm door/window noun
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