Meaning of The door
An opening in a wall or structure that can be closed or opened.
In simple words: a movable barrier that opens and closes an entrance
The door in a sentence
- She knocked on the door.
- The door creaked as it opened.
- He left the door ajar.
How to use The door
Used for both physical and metaphorical entrances; avoid in very formal contexts. Generally appropriate in everyday conversation.
Grammar pattern
standalone noun
Memory hint
Think of a door 'opening up' to new opportunities.
Related words
Collocations with The door
- close the door
- open the door
- knock on the door
Opposites of The door
- the window
- the wall
Common mistakes with The door
- Confusing with 'the doors' when referring to multiple doors.
- Using 'doored' as a verb, which is not standard.
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Frequently asked questions about "The door"
What does "The door" mean?
a movable barrier that opens and closes an entrance
What is the definition of "The door"?
An opening in a wall or structure that can be closed or opened.
How do you use "The door" in a sentence?
She knocked on the door.
Can you give another example of "The door"?
The door creaked as it opened.
What are synonyms for "The door"?
Common alternatives include entrance, portal, gateway.
What is the opposite of "The door"?
Opposite meanings include the window, the wall.
What words go with "The door"?
It commonly pairs with close the door, open the door, knock on the door.
What are common mistakes when using "The door"?
Confusing with 'the doors' when referring to multiple doors. Using 'doored' as a verb, which is not standard.
How do you pronounce "The door"?
US: //ðə dɔr//, UK: //ðə dɔː//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "The door"?
Used for both physical and metaphorical entrances; avoid in very formal contexts. Generally appropriate in everyday conversation.





















