door
word
/ˈdɔɹ/
DAWR
/dˈɔː/
DAW
Definition
A moveable barrier used to close off an entrance to a room or building, usually made of wood or metal.
Usage & Nuances
Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts. Often combined with adjectives like 'open door', 'closed door', 'front door', or 'back door'. Can also be used metaphorically ('an open door for opportunities'). Don't confuse with 'gate', which is usually for outdoor entrances.
Spanish: puertaPortuguese (BR): portaPortuguese (PT): portaChinese (Simplified): 门Chinese (Traditional): 門Hindi: दरवाज़ाArabic: بابBengali: দরজাRussian: дверьJapanese: ドアVietnamese: cửaKorean: 문Turkish: kapıUrdu: دروازہIndonesian: pintu
Example Sentences
Please close the door when you leave.
basic
The door is made of wood and painted white.
basic
She knocked on the door twice.
basic
Don’t forget to lock the door before you go to bed.
natural
We waited outside the door until they opened it.
natural
There’s always an open door for someone willing to work hard.
natural