louvered

UK
/ˈluːvəd/
US
/ˈluːvɚd/
louveredadjective
more louvered
Comp.
most louvered
Super.
UK
/ˈluːvəd/
US
/ˈluːvɚd/
Traductions
The louvered windows allowed for better ventilation.
Жалюзийные окна обеспечивали лучшую вентиляцию.
Définitions
Having slats or angled pieces that allow air or light to pass through while blocking direct view or rain.
The louvered shutters on the windows provided privacy while still allowing a cool breeze to enter the room.
louveredpast participle
UK
/ˈluːvəd/
US
/ˈluːvɚd/
Used attributively/predicatively to describe something fitted with louvers.
Définitions
Furnished with a louver or louvers; constructed so as to include louvers.
The louvered vent allowed hot air to escape from the attic.
louververb

louvered

Past Simple

louvered
Past Simple
louvered
Past Participle
louvering
Gerund
UK
/ˈluːvə/
US
/ˈluːvər/
Used transitively meaning ‘to fit or supply with louvers’.
Traductions
Traductions supplémentaires
жалюзироватьТехн.; употребляется в инженерной и строительной речи.
Définitions
To equip or supply (a window, door, etc.) with louvers.
They decided to louver the side windows to improve airflow.
Synonymes
equip with louvers
fit with slats
fit with louvers
louvernoun
Définitions
A set of angled slats or flat strips in a window, door, or the like, designed to allow air or light to pass through while keeping out rain or direct sunlight.
The louver on the window helped keep the room cool by allowing air to circulate while blocking the harsh sunlight.
A structure on a roof or the top of a building that allows ventilation while preventing rain from entering.
The old factory had a large louver on the roof to help ventilate the heat generated by the machinery inside.
An individual slat in a louvered assembly.
One of the louvers was missing, so rain leaked through the opening.
louveradjective
Définitions
Equipped with or relating to louvers (attributive).
The louver vent allowed hot air to escape from the attic.