# doors

Pronunciation: US say "DORZ" /dɔɹz/; UK say "DAWZ" /dɔːz/

## Noun

1. Plural of door. — plural of door
   - Simple: Plural of door. Use this form when talking about more than one door.
   - _Workers fitted soundproof doors throughout the recording studio._
   - _Strong winds rattled the doors all night long._
3. The time at which a venue opens its entrance to admit an audience, especially before a concert or performance.
   - Simple: The time when a concert or show opens its doors to let people inside.
   - _The flyer listed doors at eight and the headliner at ten._
   - _Fans lined up an hour before doors to claim spots near the stage._

## Verb

2. Third-person singular simple present indicative of door. — third-person singular simple present indicative of door
   - Simple: The form of door used in the present with he, she, it, or a singular noun such as the dog or water.
   - _Under the new city ordinance, anyone who doors a cyclist faces a steep fine._
   - _A driver who doors a passing cyclist may have to pay for the rider's injuries._

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