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door
/doɹ/ noun · plural: doors A1 (estimated)
1. portal of entry into a building, room or vehicle
| German | die Tür, Türe |
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| French | l'huis, la portière, porte |
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| Portuguese | a porta |
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| Czech | dveře |
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| Italian | porta, la portiera, lo sportello |
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| Spanish | la puerta, uzo, el postigo |
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| Dutch | de deur, de portier |
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| Swedish | en dörr, en port |
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| Latin | ianua, ostium, foris |
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2. any flap that opens like a door
| German | die Klappe |
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| Italian | lo sportello, l'anta |
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| Swedish | en lucka |
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3. a trunklid, a tailgate, a rear hatch or door (of a vehicle)
| German | die Heckklappe |
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| French | l'hayon |
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| Italian | il portellone |
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| Spanish | puerta trasera |
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| Dutch | de laadklep |
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| Swedish | en baklucka |
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to door
/doɹ/ verb A1 (estimated)
to cause a collision by opening the door of a vehicle in front of an oncoming cyclist or pedestrian
Open “door” in Glossarium with all forms, examples and audio