🇬🇧 Door meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A door is a flat part of a wall that can open and close so people or animals can go in or out of a room, house, or building. It usually swings or slides, can be pushed or pulled, and often has a handle or knob so you can move it.

Our bathroom door is like a time machine; everyone who goes in says, “I’ll be one minute,” and disappears for twenty.

I walked into the glass door and learned that being transparent is dangerous.

Our front door is a superhero; it blocks cold air, noisy leaf blowers, and surprise visits from relatives.

I tried to sneak out, but the door betrayed me with the loudest creak in the history of wood.

I taped a sign to my door that says “Do Not Enter,” and my little sister read it as “Please Come In Immediately.”

Sam hears a small cat at the door. He walks to the red door and knocks. The cat scratches the door. Sam opens the door. The cat jumps in and rubs the door with its head. Sam closes the door, holds the cat, and smiles. The door keeps the warm room safe.

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This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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