doors
DORZ/dɔɹz/UKDAWZ/dɔːz/
- 1Plural of door. Use this form when talking about more than one door.
The old house had heavy oak doors on every room.
All the doors were locked when we got home.
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- 2The form of door used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.
If a passenger doors a bike rider, the driver can get a fine too.
The safety video shows what happens when a driver doors a cyclist.
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- 3The time when a concert or show opens its doors to let people inside.
Like the moment a store unlocks its front and lets customers walk in.
Doors are at seven, so let's grab dinner first.
We got there before doors and stood at the front of the line.
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doors is a form of door
door, noun: The flat part that you open and close to go into a room, building, car, or cupboard. Full entry
- Forms
- doordoors plural
- Spelling
- door → doors: add -s
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