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pane

[peyn] / peɪn /




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Museums had only just started succeeding against soup-throwing protesters by adding protective glazing or panes of glass to protect their iconic artworks.

From The Wall Street Journal

That heat was enough to shatter a single pane window, creating the perfect opportunity for embers to enter and burn the house from the inside out.

From Los Angeles Times

More permanent window inserts—typically, panes of transparent hard plastic that fit tightly within a window frame, start at around $80 a window and can easily cost $400 or more.

From The Wall Street Journal

The colorful panes depict a much more muscular Tano doing regular things like eating dinner, taking a walk, and stretching.

From Literature

She was alluding to a speech by Kast, 59, in the coastal resort of Vina del Mar last week, at which he was shielded behind a pane of bullet-proof glass.

From Barron's