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Windows are openings in a wall, door, roof, or vehicle that enable light, sound, and occasionally air to pass through. Modern windows are usually covered in transparent or translucent materials such as glass, or set in frames within the opening; these windows and their frames can also be referred to as windows themselves.[1] Many windows can be opened to allow for ventilation, or closed to prevent inclement weather from entering. Latches or other locking mechanisms often hold windows shut or keep them partially open by various degrees. Window types include eyebrow windows, fixed windows with no hinges, single-hung and double-hung sash windows that slide up and down, horizontal sliding windows where one frame moves sideways, casement windows with hinged sides that swing outward, awning windows that pivot outward for ventilation, hopper windows with angled tops for easy opening from inside, tilt-and-slide windows designed as door-sized replacements, tilt-and-turn windows used on ground-floor rooms in Europe, transom windows over doorways, sidelight windows beside exterior doors, louvered windows like shutters but larger and operable, clerestory windows high up near ceiling height for extra lighting, skylights that cover roof sections, sloping glass openings on roofs called roof windows or solariums, roof lanterns to illuminate upper-level rooms from above, bay windows where a room bulges out with two adjacent fixed windows, oriel windows built in and under protruding features such as projecting corners of a house, thermal or Diocletian windows to prevent cold air leaks through sashes at window frames during harsh weather, picture windows showing the exterior scene beyond, emergency exit windows on buildings like offices for immediate escape purposes, stained glass panels used decorative interior screens separating rooms in a church sanctuary with ornate colored glass pieces.