- windscreen, windshield
- الزُّجاج الأمامي (في السيّارة) \ windscreen, windshield: a piece of glass across the front of a car, etc..
Arabic-English glossary. 2015.
windscreen, windshield
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windscreen — (BrE) (AmE windshield) noun ADJECTIVE ▪ front, rear ▪ car VERB + WINDSCREEN/WINDSHIELD ▪ clean, scrape (sth off), wipe … Collocations dictionary
windscreen washer — noun A device that pumps water mixed with detergent from a tank through small nozzles on to the windscreen/windshield of a car in order to clean it. Syn: wet arm system, windshield washer … Wiktionary
windscreen — [wind′skrēn΄] n. 1. a screen for protecting something from the wind 2. [Chiefly Brit.] a windshield * * * wind·screen (wĭndʹskrēn ) n. 1. A screen for protection against the wind. 2. Chiefly British. The windshield of a motor vehicle. * * * … Universalium
windscreen wiper — windscreen wipers N COUNT: usu pl A windscreen wiper is a device that wipes rain from a vehicle s windscreen. [BRIT] (in AM, use windshield wiper) … English dictionary
windscreen wiper — windscreen .wiper n BrE a long thin piece of metal with a rubber edge that moves across a windscreen to remove rain American Equivalent: windshield wiper … Dictionary of contemporary English
windshield wiper — windshield wipers N COUNT: usu pl A windshield wiper is the same as a windscreen wiper. [AM] … English dictionary
windscreen wiper — windscreen ,wiper noun count BRITISH a WINDSHIELD WIPER … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
windscreen — [wind′skrēn΄] n. 1. a screen for protecting something from the wind 2. [Chiefly Brit.] a windshield … English World dictionary
windshield wiper — windshield .wiper n AmE a windscreen wiper … Dictionary of contemporary English
windshield — (n.) 1902, from WIND (Cf. wind) (n.1) + SHIELD (Cf. shield) (n.). U.S. alternative to British windscreen (attested from 1905 in this sense) … Etymology dictionary
windscreen wiper — windshield wiper, squeegee that wipes rain snow and dirt from the windshield of a car … English contemporary dictionary
