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1. (n.) doorway
the entryway providing access to a building, room, etc.; portal.
2. doorway
door (def. 4).
Etymology: (1790–1800)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) doorway, door, room access, threshold
the entrance (the space in a wall) through which you enter or leave a room or building; the space that a door can close
"he stuck his head in the doorway"
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1. (noun) doorway
the space where a door is
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) doorway
the passage of a door; entrance way into a house or a room
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Sense: the space usually filled by a door
He was standing in the doorway.
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 Afrikaans: ingang |
 Arabic: مَدْخَل رَئيسي |
 Bulgarian: портал |
 Brazilian: entrada |
 Czech: vchod |
 German: die Türöffnung |
 Danish: døråbning |
 Greek: άνοιγμα της πόρτας |
 Spanish: entrada, puerta, portal |
 Estonian: ukseava |
 Farsi: درگاه؛ سرسرا |
 Finnish: oviaukko |
 French: (embrasure de) porte |
 Hebrew: פֶּתַח הַדֶלֶת |
 Hindi: द्वार मार्ग, दरवाजा |
 Croatian: dovratak |
 Hungarian: kapualj |
 Indonesian: ambang pintu |
 Icelandic: dyr, dyragætt |
 Italian: entrata, vano della porta |
 Japanese: 戸口 |
 Korean: 대문간 |
 Lithuanian: tarpduris |
 Latvian: stāvēt durvīs |
 Malay: ambang pintu |
 Dutch: deuropening |
 Norwegian: døråpning |
 Polish: wejście |
 Persian: درگاه؛ سرسرا |
 Pashto: دخل |
 Portuguese: entrada |
 Romanian: intrare |
 Russian: дверной проём |
 Slovak: vchod |
 Slovenian: vratna odprtina |
 Serbian: ulaz |
 Swedish: dörröppning, portgång |
 Thai: ทางเข้าออก |
 Turkish: kapı aralığı, giriş, antr |
 Taiwanese: 門口 |
 Ukrainian: вхід у приміщення |
 Urdu: دروازہ لگا آنے جانے کا را |
 Vietnamese: ô cửa |
 Chinese: 门口 |
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