n.[C]
- 門
He left the
door open.
他把門開著。
- 門口;出入口[S1]
A salesman was standing in the
door.
一個推銷員站在門口。
- 家,戶,門面
She lived five
doors from Jennie.
她住的地方與珍妮隔五家。
- 通道,途徑[(+to)]
The
door to knowledge is study.
通向知識的道路是學習。
片語
behind closed doors
- 祕密地
It was a bitter debate
behind closed doors.
那是場祕密的激烈辯論。
by the back door
- 走後門;不合法地
They did it
by the back door.
他們靠走後門幹的。
from door to door
- 挨家挨戶地
She sells cosmetics
from door to door.
她挨家挨戶地推銷化妝品。
next door to
- 與……相鄰
They lived
next door to each other.
他們的住所相鄰。
- 幾乎
It was
next door to impossible.
那簡直不可能。
open the door(s) to
- 為……開門;為……提供機會
The policy has
opened the doors to advances in technology.
這項政策已為技術發展開了大門。
out of doors
- 在露天;在戶外
It's cold
out of doors.
外面很冷。
slam the door in sb.'s face
- 把某人拒之門外
When George came to his boss for help, the latter
slammed the door in his face.
當喬治找他老板幫忙時,老板把他拒之門外。
衍生
辨析
n.
- a hinged, sliding, or revolving barrier at the entrance to a building, room, or vehicle, or in the framework of a cupboard.
- the distance from one building to another:
he lived two doors away.
Phrase
- lay something at someone's door
blame someone for something. - out of doors
in or into the open air.
Derivative
Etymology
OE duru, dor, of Gmc origin.