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display window

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun display window has 1 sense
  1. display window, shopwindow, show window - a window of a store facing onto the street; used to display merchandise for sale in the store
    --1 is a kind of window
    --1 is a part of shopfront, storefront

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Term: Display Window

Definition:

A display window, also known as a shop window or storefront window, is a physical window in a commercial space designed to showcase products or merchandise to attract potential customers.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1: Physical Window Display

In its primary sense, a display window refers to the glass window at the front of a retail store that is used to exhibit products, typically arranged in an artistic or eye-catching manner.

Example sentence 1: The clothing store decorated its display window with mannequins wearing the latest fashion trends.

Example sentence 2: The jewelry shop's display window was adorned with sparkling diamond necklaces and bracelets.

Sense 2: Digital Display in Technical Context

In a technical context, display window can also refer to a digital interface or a designated area on a screen that presents specific information or content to the user.

Example sentence 1: The software application had a small display window showing real-time weather updates.

Example sentence 2: The video game featured a chat display window where players could communicate with each other.

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