door
/dɔː(r)/- a hinged, sliding, or revolving barrier at the entrance to a building, room, or vehicle, or in the framework of a cupboard门。
- a doorway门口; 门道：
she walked through the door.
她从门口通过。
- used to refer to the distance from one building in a row to another（成排房屋的）门间距离, 门面：
they lived within three doors of each other.
他们住得很近, 相隔不到三间门面。
as one door closes, another opens
- proverb you shouldn't be discouraged by failure, as other opportunities will soon present themselves〈谚〉山重水复疑无路, 柳暗花明又一村; 柳暗花明。
at the door
- on admission to an event rather than in advance在（赛事等的）当场（而非事先）：
tickets will be available at the door.
票子可在开赛前当场买到。
close（或shut）the door on（或to）
- exclude the opportunity for把…拒之门外; 排除…的机会：
she had closed the door on ever finding out what he was feeling.
她再也不会去了解他的感受了。
(from) door to door
- from start to finish of a journey（行程）从开始到结束：
the trip from door to door could take more than four hours.
全部旅程要花四个多小时。
- visiting all the houses in an area to sell or publicize something挨家挨户（推销或宣传）：
he went from door to door selling insurance policies
他挨家挨户地推销保险
as modifier a door-to-door salesman.一位逐门逐户推销的推销员。
lay something at someone's door
- regard someone as responsible for something将…归咎于某人：
the failure is laid at the door of the government.
失败归咎于政府。
leave the door open
- ensure that there is still an opportunity for something将门敞开; 确保还有机会：
he is leaving the door open for future change.
他给未来的变化留下了机会。
on the door
- monitoring admission to a building or event看着门的：
the uniformed commissionaires on the door.
穿制服的看门人。
open the door to
- create an opportunity for为…打开大门; 为…创造机会：
her research has opened the door to a deeper understanding of the subject.
她的研究为更深入了解这个问题创造了机会。
out of doors
- in or into the open air在（或去）户外：
food tastes even better out of doors.
在户外吃食物味道更好。
doored
adjective装有玻璃门的书桌。