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Newguest Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Two-week window

Strawberries have a two-week window here.

--- Does it mean they ripen over a period of two weeks?
  

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A 'window' here means an opportunity. But without any context, the reader does not know what is being discussed, eg ripening? eg picking?

— Clive

  • A 'window' here means an opportunity.
  • But without any context, the reader does not know what is being discussed, eg ripening?
  • eg picking?
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A 'window' here means an opportunity.

But without any context, the reader does not know what is being discussed,
eg ripening?
eg picking?
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Someone lost ripen strawberries because they were eaten by animals and later added that they have a two-week window here (in the location where this person lives)

I understand that not everything is lost yet because soon there will be another batch of ripen strawberries.
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I'm still not clear, but it sounds to me like his strawberries only ripen during eg the last 2 weeks in September..
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