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windowsill

noun (a windowsill, windowsills)

«windowsill» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

A windowsill is the flat shelf at the bottom of a window, inside or outside. tree →

In the lessons

In everyday life people put plants, ornaments or cups on the windowsill; in science you grow seeds on a sunny windowsill. In safety lessons, never climb or sit on a windowsill of an open upstairs window. Phrases: «on the windowsill», «a sunny windowsill».

Examples

  • The cat likes to sleep on the windowsill. tree →
  • We grew bean plants on the classroom windowsill. tree →
  • Mum left the pie on the windowsill to cool. tree →
  • A bird landed on the windowsill. tree →
  • Don't sit on the windowsill when the window is open. tree →
  • There is dust on the windowsill. tree →
  • Snow piled up on the outside windowsill. tree →

Note

Countable. Also written «window sill» (two words) or just «sill». Safety: young children can fall from windows; keep furniture away from windows and never lean on the screen.

On Mova

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