from door to door

Traveling to the door of each home in a particular area, typically to sell or obtain something. We went from door to door selling candy bars for the school fundraiser. You'll have to go from door to door collecting signatures so that city council knows that other residents are in favor of this change.

from door to door

moving from one door to another—typically, from one house to another. The candidate went from door to door, campaigning for town council. The children went from door to door, saying "Trick or treat!" at each one.

词组	from door to door
释义	from door to door from door to door Traveling to the door of each home in a particular area, typically to sell or obtain something. We went from door to door selling candy bars for the school fundraiser. You'll have to go from door to door collecting signatures so that city council knows that other residents are in favor of this change. See also: door Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. from door to door moving from one door to another—typically, from one house to another. The candidate went from door to door, campaigning for town council. The children went from door to door, saying "Trick or treat!" at each one. See also: door McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: door to door door-to-door on the knocker last thing be on the door shut the door on shut the door on (something) shut/close the door on something close the door on (something) answer the door References in classic literature Dear grandfather, let us leave this sad place to-morrow, and beg our way from door to door.' The Old Curiosity Shop The traders went from door to door in areas of Gwynedd - notably Llanbedr and Dyffryn Ardudwy - asking people if they would like to buy fish. Cod-callers; Warning as door-to-door fish sellers pressurise elderly into paying up pounds 450 for their produce
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