pane
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /peɪn/
pane means: A single flat piece of glass or similar clear material fitted into a window or door.
noun
A single flat piece of glass or similar clear material fitted into a window or door.
- One window pane is broken.
- He replaced the cracked pane of glass.
- Rain ran down the window panes.
A separate area within a computer window that displays information or controls.
- Select a file in the left pane.
- The preview pane shows your changes.
- You can resize both panes.
The shaped end of a hammer's head, opposite its main flat striking surface.
- The hammer has a rounded pane.
- He shaped the rivet with the pane.
- The narrow pane left a mark on the metal.
A section of watered land between a channel supplying water and a drain carrying it away.
- Water flowed across the pane.
- Each pane lay between a feeder and a drain.
- The farmer repaired the channels around two panes.
One flat surface of an object that has several sides.
- Each pane had a different color.
- He polished the wooden panes of the box.
- Light reflected from one flat pane of the object.
Questions about pane
What does pane mean?
A single flat piece of glass or similar clear material fitted into a window or door.
What is pane in other languages?
Türkçe: cam · Español: cristal · Français: carreau · Deutsch: Scheibe · Italiano: vetro · 日本語: 窓ガラス
How do you pronounce pane?
It is pronounced /peɪn/.
How do you use pane in a sentence?
One window pane is broken. He replaced the cracked pane of glass.
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