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# English

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## Pronunciation

thumb|right|A door.

- a enPR, IPA, SAMPA

- rhymes

- a enPR, IPA, SAMPA

- audio

- homophones qualifier

## Etymology

From etyl term < etyl term, term < proto < proto. Cognates include Gothic term, Danish term, German term ( < Old High German term), Icelandic term ( < Old Norse term), Latin term, Modern Greek term ( < Ancient Greek term), Persian term, and Russian term.

## Noun

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en-noun:

1. A portal of entry into a building or room, consisting of a rigid plane movable on a hinge. Doors are frequently made of wood or metal. May have a handle to help open and close, a latch to hold the door closed , and a lock that ensures the door cannot be opened without the key.

1. I knocked on the vice president's door

2. An non-physical entry into the next world, a particular feeling, a company, etc.

1. Keep a dooron your anger.

### Translations

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- Albanian: derë
- Arabic: Arab IPAchar m, Arab IPAchar p
- Aramaic:

- Syriac: ܬܪܥܐ (tar‘ā’, tar‘o’) m
- Hebrew: תרעא (tar‘ā’, tar‘o’) m

- Armenian: t+ (duṙ)
- Basque: ate
- Bengali: দরজা
- Bosnian: vrata f/ p
- Breton: dor f, dorioù p (note: nor after article in the singular)
- Bulgarian: t+
- Catalan: porta f
- Chinese: 門, 门 (mén)
- Croatian: t-
- Czech: t-
- Danish: t-
- Dutch: t+
- Esperanto: t+
- Estonian: t+
- Ewe: ʋɔtru n
- Faroese: t-, t-
- Finnish: t+
- French: t+
- Georgian: კარი (kari)
- German: Tür f, Türen p, Türe f
- Greek: t+, t+

- Ancient Greek: t+

- Hebrew: דלת (délet) f
- Hindi: दरवाज़ा (darvāzā) m
- Hungarian: ajtó, kapu, bejárat; ajtónyílás
- Indonesian: t-
- Irish: t-
- Italian: t+, t-, t+
- Japanese: 戸 (と, to), 扉 (とびら, tobira), ドア (dóa)
- trreq
- Korean: 문 (mun)
- Kurdish: t+, t+, t+, t+
- Lao: t
- Latin: t-, t+

trans-mid:

- Latvian: durvis m
- Lithuanian: t-
- Lower Sorbian: źurja p
- Malay: t+
- Malayalam: വാതില്‍, കതക്, കവാടം, പ്രവേശനമുഖം
- Maltese: bieb m
- Marathi: दरवाजा (darvājā), दार (dār)
- Mongolian: үүд (üüd)
- Norwegian: t-
- Old English: t+, t-
- trreq
- Persian: fa-Arab (dar)
- Polish: t+
- Portuguese: t+
- Punjabi: ਬੂਹਾ (būhā), ਦਰਵਾਜ਼ਾ (darvāzā)
- Romanian: t+
- Russian: дверь (dver’) f
- Sanskrit: द्वारं
- Scottish Gaelic: dorus m
- Serbian: t-, t-
- Slovak: t-
- Slovene: t+
- Spanish: t+
- Swahili: mlango
- Swedish: t+
- Tagalog: pinto
- Tamil: கதவு (kathavu)
- Taos: kə̏dénemą
- Telugu: తలుపు, ద్వారము
- Thai: Thai (bprà-dtoo)
- Turkish: t+
- Ukrainian: t+
- Upper Sorbian: durje p
- Urdu: ur-Arab (darvāza) m
- Vietnamese: t+
- Welsh: t-
- West Frisian: doar
- Yiddish: טיר (tir) f
- trreq

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### Derived terms

- door brake
- sliding door
- up and over door
- show somebody the door

## Verb

en-verb:

1. transitive To cause a collision by opening the door of a vehicle in the front of (an oncoming cyclist or pedestrian).

Category:1000 English basic words

# Dutch

## Pronunciation

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- IPA

## Preposition

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1. through

1. Hij schoot de bal doorhet raam. &mdash; He kicked the ball throughthe window.

2. around within an enclosed space

1. Dolenthousiast rende het hondje doorde kamer. &mdash; Very enthusiastically the puppy ran aroundthe room.

3. because of

1. Doorfiles kan ik niet op tijd komen. &mdash; Because oftraffic jams I'm unable to arrive on time.

### Synonyms

- sense vanwege

## Postposition

infl:

1. through (implying motion)

1. Ik rijd nu de stad door &mdash; I'm now driving throughthe city.

2. around within an enclosed space

1. Dolenthousiast rende het hondje de kamer door &mdash; Very enthusiastically the puppy ran aroundthe room.

## Adverb

infl:

1. through, forward, on

1. Ondanks slecht weer ging het feest ging toch door.&mdash; Despite bad weather, the party went onanyway.

### Derived terms

top4:

- doorgaan
- doorgang
- doorgeven
- doorstaan
- doorstart
- doortocht
- doorwerken
- doorzichtig

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## Conjunction

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1. by

1. Hij vermeed een confrontatie doorde andere kant op te lopen. &mdash; He avoided a confrontation bywalking the other way.

### Derived terms

- door middel van

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