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French
Etymology
Borrowed from Latin vitrum. Doublet of verre. Compare Spanish vidrio and Catalan vidre.
Pronunciation
Noun
vitre f (plural vitres)
- pane of glass, window pane
- poser des vitres à une fenêtre ― to put glass in a window
- window (of a vehicle)
Remonte ta vitre, il y a trop de vent.- Put your window up; it's too windy.
- (Canada) glass (substance)
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Verb
vitre
- inflection of vitrer:
- first/third-person singular present indicative/subjunctive
- second-person singular imperative
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Norman
Etymology
From Latin vitrum.
Noun
vitre m (plural vitres)
- (Jersey) pane
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