英语词汇door的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

door /dɔː $ dɔːr/ noun [C] the thing you open or close when entering a building, room, vehicle etc, or using a cupboardadjectives/nouns + doorthe front/back/side door I heard someone knocking at the front door. | The family normally use the back door.the main door The main door to the hotel is on Queen Street.the kitchen/bedroom/bathroom etc door Jake opened the kitchen door to let the steam out.the oven/fridge/cupboard door Smoke poured out when I opened the oven door. | He closed the cupboard door with his elbow. | The handle on the fridge door is broken.a car/train door She heard a car door slamming.the passenger door (=for the person in a car who sits beside the driver) The taxi driver was holding open the passenger door.the rear door (=at the back of something, especially a vehicle) The kids opened the rear doors and climbed in.a sliding door (=one that slides rather than swings open) Glass sliding doors opened onto the roof terrace.the lift doors BrE the elevator doors AmE I pushed the button and waited for the lift doors to close.a fire door (=a heavy door that is kept closed to help prevent fire from spreading) There are four fire doors on each level of the building.a screen door AmE (=a door made of a wire net inside a frame, that lets air in but keeps insects out) I could see that someone was standing behind the screen door.a storm door AmE (=one fitted to the outside of a door during the winter to give extra protection against bad weather) Joe had new storm doors fitted last year.verbs + dooropen the door I opened the door and Dad was standing there. | Could you open the door for me, please?close/shut the door Can you close the door as you go out?push/pull open the door Michael pushed open the door and stepped inside.slam/bang the door (=shut it noisily) He strode out of the room, slamming the door behind him.knock on/at the door Who’s that knocking at the door?bang/hammer on the door (=hit it very loudly and urgently) We banged on the door but no one answered.tap on/at the door (=hit it very gently) I tapped on the door and waited for Mary to let me in.answer the door also get the door informal (=open it for someone who has knocked or pressed the bell) Lucy ran downstairs to answer the door. | Could you get the door for me?lock/unlock the door I locked the door and turned out the lights. | Don’t forget to lock the garage door.bolt the door (=slide a metal bar across to fasten it) She locks and bolts the front door at night.door + verbsa door opens We were still waiting for the train doors to open.a door closes/shuts The door closed behind him with a bang.a door slams/bangs (=shuts loudly) I heard the front door slam.a door flies/bursts open (=opens very suddenly and quickly) Suddenly the door burst open and two men pushed their way in.a door swings open/shut (=moves forward to open or backwards to shut) The door swung shut behind me.a door slides open/shut (=moves smoothly to the side or back again) The lift doors slid open and we got in.a door leads somewhere (=used to say what place is on the other side of a door) The kitchen door leads into the garden.door + nounsa door handle (=that you move up or down to open a door) Ella reached for the door handle.a door key She was looking in her bag for her door key.a door knocker (=a metal object on a door that you use to knock with) There was a brass door knocker in the shape of a lion’s head.Doorbell, doormat, and doorknob (= a round object that you turn to open a door) are usually written as one word. Doorstep is always written as one word.phrasesthe key to a door I’ve lost the key to the back door.

词组	door
释义	door /dɔː $ dɔːr/ noun [C] the thing you open or close when entering a building, room, vehicle etc, or using a cupboardadjectives/nouns + doorthe front/back/side door I heard someone knocking at the front door. \| The family normally use the back door.the main door The main door to the hotel is on Queen Street.the kitchen/bedroom/bathroom etc door Jake opened the kitchen door to let the steam out.the oven/fridge/cupboard door Smoke poured out when I opened the oven door. \| He closed the cupboard door with his elbow. \| The handle on the fridge door is broken.a car/train door She heard a car door slamming.the passenger door (=for the person in a car who sits beside the driver) The taxi driver was holding open the passenger door.the rear door (=at the back of something, especially a vehicle) The kids opened the rear doors and climbed in.a sliding door (=one that slides rather than swings open) Glass sliding doors opened onto the roof terrace.the lift doors BrE the elevator doors AmE I pushed the button and waited for the lift doors to close.a fire door (=a heavy door that is kept closed to help prevent fire from spreading) There are four fire doors on each level of the building.a screen door AmE (=a door made of a wire net inside a frame, that lets air in but keeps insects out) I could see that someone was standing behind the screen door.a storm door AmE (=one fitted to the outside of a door during the winter to give extra protection against bad weather) Joe had new storm doors fitted last year.verbs + dooropen the door I opened the door and Dad was standing there. \| Could you open the door for me, please?close/shut the door Can you close the door as you go out?push/pull open the door Michael pushed open the door and stepped inside.slam/bang the door (=shut it noisily) He strode out of the room, slamming the door behind him.knock on/at the door Who’s that knocking at the door?bang/hammer on the door (=hit it very loudly and urgently) We banged on the door but no one answered.tap on/at the door (=hit it very gently) I tapped on the door and waited for Mary to let me in.answer the door also get the door informal (=open it for someone who has knocked or pressed the bell) Lucy ran downstairs to answer the door. \| Could you get the door for me?lock/unlock the door I locked the door and turned out the lights. \| Don’t forget to lock the garage door.bolt the door (=slide a metal bar across to fasten it) She locks and bolts the front door at night.door + verbsa door opens We were still waiting for the train doors to open.a door closes/shuts The door closed behind him with a bang.a door slams/bangs (=shuts loudly) I heard the front door slam.a door flies/bursts open (=opens very suddenly and quickly) Suddenly the door burst open and two men pushed their way in.a door swings open/shut (=moves forward to open or backwards to shut) The door swung shut behind me.a door slides open/shut (=moves smoothly to the side or back again) The lift doors slid open and we got in.a door leads somewhere (=used to say what place is on the other side of a door) The kitchen door leads into the garden.door + nounsa door handle (=that you move up or down to open a door) Ella reached for the door handle.a door key She was looking in her bag for her door key.a door knocker (=a metal object on a door that you use to knock with) There was a brass door knocker in the shape of a lion’s head.Doorbell, doormat, and doorknob (= a round object that you turn to open a door) are usually written as one word. Doorstep is always written as one word.phrasesthe key to a door I’ve lost the key to the back door.
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