double-glazed

double-glazed — 形容詞

1. describes a window that is made using two separate glass panes pressed together

1.形容詞B1
釋義

雙層玻璃

窗戶有兩層玻璃隔音隔熱

describes a window that is made using two separate glass panes pressed together with a thin sealed space sandwiched between them, so the room stays warmer and less outside noise comes through.

例句

The old building had single-pane windows, so the landlord replaced them with double-glazed ones.

那棟老房子裝的是單層玻璃,所以房東把它們全換成了雙層玻璃窗。

contrast with single-pane / single-glazed

Élise noticed the double-glazed windows in her new flat made the bedroom quieter at night.

Élise 發現新公寓的雙層玻璃窗讓臥室晚上安靜了許多。

同義詞
  • double-pane

    the usual term in American English; identical meaning

  • double-paned

    less common variant of double-pane, used attributively

反義詞

文法句型

double-glazed + noun

be double-glazed

用法筆記

This sense describes the construction of the window itself. Frequently used attributively before 'window', 'pane', or 'glass' as in 'double-glazed window'.

常見錯誤

The house is double-glazed' (when describing the whole building).
The windows are double-glazed.
💡Use sense 2 ('a double-glazed house') when referring to the building.

2. describes a house, flat, room, or other building that has had double-glazed wind

2.形容詞B1
釋義

裝雙層窗

建築物安裝雙層玻璃窗

describes a house, flat, room, or other building that has had double-glazed windows fitted, so that heat stays inside and outside noise is reduced.

例句

The estate agent advertised the one-bedroom apartment as fully double-glazed.

房仲把這間一房公寓標榜為全戶裝設雙層玻璃窗。

adverb: fully double-glazed

Rafael wanted a double-glazed house because his previous flat had been freezing in winter.

Rafael 想要一間裝了雙層玻璃窗的房子,因為他之前的公寓冬天冷得要命。

reason clause: because + contrast with previous experience

同義詞
  • insulated

    broader term; double-glazed is a specific method of insulation

  • thermally efficient

    more technical; focuses on heat retention rather than window type

文法句型

be double-glazed

fully double-glazed + noun

用法筆記

This sense describes the building or room, not the windows themselves. It is commonly used predicatively ('the house is double-glazed') or attributively with a noun for a building type ('a double-glazed flat').

常見錯誤

I need a double-glazed pane for the broken window' (describing the glass construction).
I need a double-glazed window.
💡When talking about the window's own construction, use sense 1.