door

名詞

UK/dɔːʳ/
US/dɔːr/

定義 door 名詞

  1. A1Countable

    A flat, movable barrier used to close off an entrance to a room or building, or the entrance itself.

    • The front door of the house is made of wood.

    • Please enter through the back door.

    • He closed the car door gently.

  2. Countable

    Used to refer to a house or other building, often in the context of proximity.

    • They live a few doors down from our house.

    • The people next door recently moved out.

    • There is a store every few doors on this street.

片語 door 名詞

  • out of doors

    in the open air; outside a building

    It was the first time in his life that he had slept out of doors.

  • be on the door

    To be stationed at the entrance of a building, typically to check tickets or control access.

    The guards on the door seemed very strict, carefully checking everyone's IDs.

成語

  • close/shut the door on something

    To make something, especially a plan or a solution to a problem, impossible to happen or be achieved.

    His refusal to negotiate effectively closed the door on any chance of reaching an agreement.

  • shut/close the stable/barn door after the horse has bolted

    To attempt to prevent a negative outcome after it has already occurred; to take preventative measures too late.

    The company only started improving its services after noticing a massive customer churn, which was a case of shutting the stable door after the horse had bolted.