Tringle Meaning in English

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Definition

A tringle is a rod or rail, especially one used to hang curtains or drapes from. It is usually installed above a window or door to support the curtains.

Usage & Nuances

'Tringle' is a technical/architectural word, mostly used in interior design or curtain installation contexts. In everyday English, 'curtain rod' or 'curtain rail' are far more common. 'Tringle' is rarely used in spoken American or British English.

• Spanish: galería (de cortina) - barra de cortina
• Portuguese (BR): varão de cortina - trilho de cortina
• Portuguese (PT): varão de cortina - calha de cortinado
• Chinese (Simplified): 窗帘杆 - 窗帘轨道
• Chinese (Traditional): 窗簾桿 - 窗簾軌道
• Hindi: परदा रॉड - पर्दे का पट्टा
• Arabic: سكة ستارة - قضيب ستارة
• Bengali: কার্নিশ - পর্দার রড
• Russian: карниз - карнизная штанга
• Japanese: カーテンレール
• Vietnamese: thanh treo rèm
• Korean: 커튼봉 - 커튼 레일
• Turkish: korniş - perde çubuğu
• Urdu: پردے کی راڈ - کرنیس (کھڑکی/پردے کی چھڑ)
• Indonesian: rel gorden - batang tirai

Example Sentences

He installed a new tringle in the living room.

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Please measure the window before buying a tringle.

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That antique tringle really gives the room a classic look.

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I need help fixing the tringle—it keeps falling whenever I open the curtains.

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You can change the look of your room just by switching the tringle and curtains.

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The curtains are hanging from a tringle above the window.

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