1. Plural of louver: a set of angled slats or blades arranged to allow air or light to pass through while blocking direct view or rain.
Usage: Most common in architecture and building design; Also spelled 'louvres' in British English
2. A window or opening fitted with such angled slats, typically used for ventilation.
Usage: Common in architectural contexts

Examples

• The bathroom louvers allow moisture to escape while maintaining privacy.
• She adjusted the louvers on the air conditioning unit to direct the airflow upward.
• The building's facade features decorative louvers that provide both shade and ventilation.
• Louvers on the attic vent help prevent rain from entering while allowing hot air to escape.
• The car's hood louvers improve engine cooling during hot weather.
• He installed louvers in the closet door to increase air circulation.