Definition of double glazing in English:

double glazing

noun

mass nounBritish

Windows which have two layers of glass with a space between them, designed to reduce loss of heat and exclude noise.
we have been able to put in double glazing and central heating
Example sentencesExamples
- The park authority compensated the complainant by meeting reasonable costs of fitting double glazing to those windows facing the cowshed.
- They were an attempt to make homes more energy efficient by ensuring all glass used in new double glazing was of an approved thermal standard.
- Most homes now have double glazing and efficient central heating so more and more of us are laying wall and floor tiles with stunning effects.
- Thirty inches from the polycarbonate assembly runs a parallel layer of white laminated double glazing.
- We had installed a brand new central heating system, double glazing and had all new fencing.
- In warm climates, where summertime heat gain is the main concern, look for windows with double glazing and spectrally selective coatings that reduce heat gain.
- Houses which have PVC window frames will have double glazing, and every council bungalow will have a security door fitted.
- But Abbey warned that replacing period windows on an old house with double glazing could reduce a property's value, as could knocking down walls to create more space.
- Most of the windows have been fitted with UPVC double glazing, it has an alarm, and has oil-fired central heating.
- When airports are built, there are grants for double glazing to windows of houses affected by the noise of planes.
- The new energy saving glass can make double glazing as effective as triple glazing and reduces internal condensation.
- In cold climates houses tend to have wooden floors with carpets, fires or central heating, attic insulation, and double glazing, and everything is done to reduce draughts.
- As winners of the contest, their doors and windows will be fitted with free double glazing, in the hope of drastically cutting the noise.
- With double glazing and gas central heating already installed, much of the straightforward modernisation has already been done to this house - the interior is fresh and modern.
- Instead, we were snug and comfortable in one of the village's new Alpine-style Honeysuckle Lodges, which boast double glazing and central heating, as well as cable TV - all of which we put to good use.
- For a low-energy building there seems to be a lot of glass, but thanks to wooden frames and double glazing, heat retention is high, while strong daylight reduces the need to burn electricity for lighting.
- Argon is a poorer conductor of heat than air, and so using it to maintain the pressure between the panes results in less heat loss than air-filled double glazing.
- The council saw fit to install central heating and double glazing in council houses across the city, and build a community super-stadium that many feel will do nothing more for the city than block up its roads.
- The kitchens are all fully fitted, there are also; luxurious sofas, telephone, central heating, double glazing, French windows, large screen TV and video.
- The large panoramic windows with double glazing appear to be merely glued to the ‘boxes,’ and a black prefabricated net covering serves as balusters.

Derivatives

double-glaze

verbˌdʌbəlˈɡleɪzˌdəbəlˈɡleɪz

[with object]

often as adjective double-glazed

British

1Install (windows that have two layers of glass)
double-glazed patio doors
1. 1.1 Install double-glazed windows in (a room or building)
Example sentencesExamples
- energy payback on double-glazing your windows
- a double-glazed conservatory
- residents are calling for all houses to be double-glazed

Definition of double glazing in US English:

double glazing

nounˌdəbəl ˈɡlāziNGˌdəbəl ˈɡleɪzɪŋ

British

Windows which have two layers of glass with a space between them, designed to reduce loss of heat and exclude noise.
we have been able to put in double glazing and central heating
Example sentencesExamples
- Most homes now have double glazing and efficient central heating so more and more of us are laying wall and floor tiles with stunning effects.
- As winners of the contest, their doors and windows will be fitted with free double glazing, in the hope of drastically cutting the noise.
- When airports are built, there are grants for double glazing to windows of houses affected by the noise of planes.
- The park authority compensated the complainant by meeting reasonable costs of fitting double glazing to those windows facing the cowshed.
- The new energy saving glass can make double glazing as effective as triple glazing and reduces internal condensation.
- Thirty inches from the polycarbonate assembly runs a parallel layer of white laminated double glazing.
- In cold climates houses tend to have wooden floors with carpets, fires or central heating, attic insulation, and double glazing, and everything is done to reduce draughts.
- But Abbey warned that replacing period windows on an old house with double glazing could reduce a property's value, as could knocking down walls to create more space.
- Instead, we were snug and comfortable in one of the village's new Alpine-style Honeysuckle Lodges, which boast double glazing and central heating, as well as cable TV - all of which we put to good use.
- With double glazing and gas central heating already installed, much of the straightforward modernisation has already been done to this house - the interior is fresh and modern.
- Most of the windows have been fitted with UPVC double glazing, it has an alarm, and has oil-fired central heating.
- The council saw fit to install central heating and double glazing in council houses across the city, and build a community super-stadium that many feel will do nothing more for the city than block up its roads.
- They were an attempt to make homes more energy efficient by ensuring all glass used in new double glazing was of an approved thermal standard.
- In warm climates, where summertime heat gain is the main concern, look for windows with double glazing and spectrally selective coatings that reduce heat gain.
- For a low-energy building there seems to be a lot of glass, but thanks to wooden frames and double glazing, heat retention is high, while strong daylight reduces the need to burn electricity for lighting.
- We had installed a brand new central heating system, double glazing and had all new fencing.
- Argon is a poorer conductor of heat than air, and so using it to maintain the pressure between the panes results in less heat loss than air-filled double glazing.
- The kitchens are all fully fitted, there are also; luxurious sofas, telephone, central heating, double glazing, French windows, large screen TV and video.
- Houses which have PVC window frames will have double glazing, and every council bungalow will have a security door fitted.
- The large panoramic windows with double glazing appear to be merely glued to the ‘boxes,’ and a black prefabricated net covering serves as balusters.

单词	double glazing
释义	Definition of double glazing in English: double glazing noun mass nounBritish Windows which have two layers of glass with a space between them, designed to reduce loss of heat and exclude noise. we have been able to put in double glazing and central heating Example sentencesExamples The park authority compensated the complainant by meeting reasonable costs of fitting double glazing to those windows facing the cowshed. They were an attempt to make homes more energy efficient by ensuring all glass used in new double glazing was of an approved thermal standard. Most homes now have double glazing and efficient central heating so more and more of us are laying wall and floor tiles with stunning effects. Thirty inches from the polycarbonate assembly runs a parallel layer of white laminated double glazing. We had installed a brand new central heating system, double glazing and had all new fencing. In warm climates, where summertime heat gain is the main concern, look for windows with double glazing and spectrally selective coatings that reduce heat gain. Houses which have PVC window frames will have double glazing, and every council bungalow will have a security door fitted. But Abbey warned that replacing period windows on an old house with double glazing could reduce a property's value, as could knocking down walls to create more space. Most of the windows have been fitted with UPVC double glazing, it has an alarm, and has oil-fired central heating. When airports are built, there are grants for double glazing to windows of houses affected by the noise of planes. The new energy saving glass can make double glazing as effective as triple glazing and reduces internal condensation. In cold climates houses tend to have wooden floors with carpets, fires or central heating, attic insulation, and double glazing, and everything is done to reduce draughts. As winners of the contest, their doors and windows will be fitted with free double glazing, in the hope of drastically cutting the noise. With double glazing and gas central heating already installed, much of the straightforward modernisation has already been done to this house - the interior is fresh and modern. Instead, we were snug and comfortable in one of the village's new Alpine-style Honeysuckle Lodges, which boast double glazing and central heating, as well as cable TV - all of which we put to good use. For a low-energy building there seems to be a lot of glass, but thanks to wooden frames and double glazing, heat retention is high, while strong daylight reduces the need to burn electricity for lighting. Argon is a poorer conductor of heat than air, and so using it to maintain the pressure between the panes results in less heat loss than air-filled double glazing. The council saw fit to install central heating and double glazing in council houses across the city, and build a community super-stadium that many feel will do nothing more for the city than block up its roads. The kitchens are all fully fitted, there are also; luxurious sofas, telephone, central heating, double glazing, French windows, large screen TV and video. The large panoramic windows with double glazing appear to be merely glued to the ‘boxes,’ and a black prefabricated net covering serves as balusters. Derivatives double-glaze verbˌdʌbəlˈɡleɪzˌdəbəlˈɡleɪz [with object]often as adjective double-glazedBritish 1Install (windows that have two layers of glass) double-glazed patio doors 1.1 Install double-glazed windows in (a room or building) Example sentencesExamples energy payback on double-glazing your windows a double-glazed conservatory residents are calling for all houses to be double-glazed Definition of double glazing in US English: double glazing nounˌdəbəl ˈɡlāziNGˌdəbəl ˈɡleɪzɪŋ British Windows which have two layers of glass with a space between them, designed to reduce loss of heat and exclude noise. we have been able to put in double glazing and central heating Example sentencesExamples Most homes now have double glazing and efficient central heating so more and more of us are laying wall and floor tiles with stunning effects. As winners of the contest, their doors and windows will be fitted with free double glazing, in the hope of drastically cutting the noise. When airports are built, there are grants for double glazing to windows of houses affected by the noise of planes. The park authority compensated the complainant by meeting reasonable costs of fitting double glazing to those windows facing the cowshed. The new energy saving glass can make double glazing as effective as triple glazing and reduces internal condensation. Thirty inches from the polycarbonate assembly runs a parallel layer of white laminated double glazing. In cold climates houses tend to have wooden floors with carpets, fires or central heating, attic insulation, and double glazing, and everything is done to reduce draughts. But Abbey warned that replacing period windows on an old house with double glazing could reduce a property's value, as could knocking down walls to create more space. Instead, we were snug and comfortable in one of the village's new Alpine-style Honeysuckle Lodges, which boast double glazing and central heating, as well as cable TV - all of which we put to good use. With double glazing and gas central heating already installed, much of the straightforward modernisation has already been done to this house - the interior is fresh and modern. Most of the windows have been fitted with UPVC double glazing, it has an alarm, and has oil-fired central heating. The council saw fit to install central heating and double glazing in council houses across the city, and build a community super-stadium that many feel will do nothing more for the city than block up its roads. They were an attempt to make homes more energy efficient by ensuring all glass used in new double glazing was of an approved thermal standard. In warm climates, where summertime heat gain is the main concern, look for windows with double glazing and spectrally selective coatings that reduce heat gain. For a low-energy building there seems to be a lot of glass, but thanks to wooden frames and double glazing, heat retention is high, while strong daylight reduces the need to burn electricity for lighting. We had installed a brand new central heating system, double glazing and had all new fencing. Argon is a poorer conductor of heat than air, and so using it to maintain the pressure between the panes results in less heat loss than air-filled double glazing. The kitchens are all fully fitted, there are also; luxurious sofas, telephone, central heating, double glazing, French windows, large screen TV and video. Houses which have PVC window frames will have double glazing, and every council bungalow will have a security door fitted. The large panoramic windows with double glazing appear to be merely glued to the ‘boxes,’ and a black prefabricated net covering serves as balusters.
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