windshield
/ˈwɪndʃɪld/Definitions
1. noun
A transparent or partially transparent panel of glass or plastic fixed to the front of a vehicle to protect the occupants from wind, rain, and insects, and to provide a clear view of the road ahead.
“The driver cleaned the windshield before setting off on the long drive.”
2. noun
A panel of glass or plastic that is used to protect something from the elements, typically in a factory or industrial setting.
“The factory worker used a special windshield to shield the equipment from the harsh weather.”