pane

• Nom désignant un feuillet de verre dans une fenêtre ou une porte, ou une section distincte d'une surface (comme un panneau ou une partie d'un écran).

A noun referring to a single sheet of glass within a window or door, or a distinct section or panel of a surface.

1. B1formal

   A single sheet of glass cut to fit a window or door frame.

   Carreau de vitre

   • The window pane was cracked after the storm.
   • He replaced the broken pane with a new one.
   • The old house had beautiful stained glass panes.

   Synonymesglasslightpanelwindowpane

2. Panel or sectionB2formal

   A distinct section or panel within a larger surface, such as a wall or door.

   Panneau ou section

   • The door was decorated with carved wooden panes.
   • Each pane of the ceiling mural depicted a different scene.
   • The wall was divided into rectangular panes.

   Synonymescompartmentpanelplatesectionsegmentsheetslab

3. Slang for LSDC2slang

   A street term for a dose of lysergic acid diethylamide (LSD), often referring to a single dose on a piece of blotter paper.

   Plage de buvard (dose de LSD)

   • He was caught with a few panes of acid at the festival.
   • The dealer sold him a single pane for twenty dollars.
   • She had a bad trip after taking a pane of LSD.

   Synonymesblotterdosehittabwindowpane