Doorway Meaning in English
word
/ˈdɔɹˌweɪ/
DOR-way
/dˈɔːweɪ/
DAW-way
释义
The space within a door frame; the entrance or opening where a door is usually placed.
用法与细微差别
Usually refers specifically to the open space rather than the door itself. Used in both physical (literal) and metaphorical (opportunity or transition) senses. Common phrases: 'stand in the doorway', 'block the doorway'. Not the same as 'threshold' (which means the bottom part you step over).
Spanish: umbral - entrada (de una puerta)Portuguese (BR): vão da porta - entrada (porta)Portuguese (PT): vão da porta - entrada (porta)Chinese (Simplified): 门口 - 门道Chinese (Traditional): 門口 - 門道Hindi: दरवाज़े का रास्ता - द्वारArabic: عتبة الباب - مدخل البابBengali: দরজার ফাঁক - দরজার মুখRussian: дверной проёмJapanese: 戸口Vietnamese: khung cửa - lối vào (cửa)Korean: 문간 - 출입구Turkish: kapı aralığı - kapı girişiUrdu: دروازے کا راستہIndonesian: ambang pintu - pintu masuk
例句
She stood in the doorway and waved goodbye.
basic
He put his bike near the doorway.
basic
Please don’t block the doorway.
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She leaned against the doorway with a cup of coffee.
natural
The cat sat in the doorway, refusing to move.
natural
College can be a doorway to new opportunities.
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