windshield
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈwɪndʃiːld/
windshield means: The glass at the front of a vehicle that lets you see ahead and blocks wind.
noun
The glass at the front of a vehicle that lets you see ahead and blocks wind.
- The windshield is dirty.
- A stone cracked our windshield.
- Turn on the windshield wipers when it rains.
A cover around a microphone that reduces noise from wind or breathing.
- The microphone needs a windshield.
- A foam windshield reduced the breathing noise.
- We fitted windshields before recording outdoors.
A light cover on the front of a weapon’s shell that helps it travel farther through air.
- The shell has a windshield.
- Its windshield reduces resistance from the air.
- The damaged windshield affected the projectile’s range.
verb
To put a protective glass screen on a vehicle.
- The workers windshield each vehicle.
- They windshielded the open truck before winter.
- The workshop has windshielded three cars this week.
Questions about windshield
What does windshield mean?
The glass at the front of a vehicle that lets you see ahead and blocks wind.
What is windshield in other languages?
Türkçe: ön cam · Español: parabrisas · Français: pare-brise · Deutsch: Windschutzscheibe · Italiano: parabrezza · 日本語: フロントガラス
How do you pronounce windshield?
It is pronounced /ˈwɪndʃiːld/.
How do you use windshield in a sentence?
The windshield is dirty. A stone cracked our windshield.
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