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curtain

[kur-tn] / ˈkɜr tn /


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The apartments are often identifiable by closed curtains or sealed-off windows, Chinese media has reported.

From BBC

Ignoring me, Sela sat next to Auntie, a curtain of dark hair glowing red around the edges briefly blocking her face as she set her canvas bag on the ground.

From Literature

A breeze blows through his open window, the curtain catching his plant.

From Literature

It begins with a suburban idyll, bedroom curtains milky white in the morning sunlight, a mother waking to the radio, father and son out for an early bike ride.

From The Wall Street Journal

In one corner, Biles and Owens have added a potted plant to inject some greenery into the room, while floor-to-ceiling curtains hang over the sliding walls of glass.

From MarketWatch