IPA: /vɪˈtriːn/
KK: /vɪˈtrin/
A glass display case used to show off valuable items or collections.
The museum had a beautiful vitrine filled with ancient artifacts.
Vitrine → The word originates from the French word 'vitrine', meaning a glass display case or showcase. It is derived from 'vitre' (meaning glass), which comes from Latin 'vitrum' (meaning glass). A vitrine is essentially a case made of glass for displaying items.
Imagine a glass case ('vitre') that showcases beautiful items — that's what a vitrine is.