shutter
/ˈʃʌtər/Definitions
1. noun
A movable cover for a window, typically consisting of two parts that can be opened and closed.
“She opened the shutters to let in more sunlight.”
2. noun
A device used to control the amount of light entering a camera, typically consisting of a movable leaf or blades.
“The photographer adjusted the shutter to capture the perfect exposure.”
3. verb
To close or cover something, especially a window, with a shutter.
“The wind began to shut the shutters automatically to protect them from damage.”
4. verb
To take a photograph, especially using a camera with a mechanical shutter.
“The photographer shutters the scene to capture the perfect moment.”