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Lower your window and get some fresh air. (said twice)
In this sentence, "lower your window" means "open your window."
The window opens from the top, by (probably) sliding it down.
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Lower your window and get some fresh air.
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Lower your window and get some fresh air. (said twice)
In this sentence, "lower your window" means "open your window."
The window opens from the top, by (probably) sliding it down.
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