out of doors
/ˌaʊt əv ˈdɔːz/
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- 3 syllables
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- 3rd syllable stress
- Vowel
- Aw vowel
- Ending
- Clear final sound
ˌaʊt - əv - ˈdɔːz -> out of doors
door /dↄ:(r)/ n
(က) တံခါး။
knock on the door ❍ open/shut/close/lock/bolt the door ❍ answer the door (ie go and open it because sb has knocked on it or rung the bell) ❍ the door-frame ❍ the front/back door (ie the entrance at the front/back of a building). ❍ a fourdoor saloon car.
(ခ) တံခါးဝ။ တံခါးပေါက်။ ဝင်ပေါက်။
I'll meet you at the theatre door.
(ဂ) … အိမ်ခြာ။ … အိမ်ကျော်။ (နှစ်အိမ် သုံးအိမ်ခြာ/ ကျော်)။ the family that lives three doors (up/down/along) from us ❍ Our other branch is just a few doors down the road.
❏ be on the door (infml ) [IDM ] တံခါးဝတွင် တာဝန်ကျ သည်။ ကပွဲ၊ ကလပ်စသည်တွင် တံခါးဝ၌ လက်မှတ်သိမ်းသည်။
❏ close/shut the door on sth [IDM ] (လမ်းစ) ပိတ် သည်။ အဟန့်အတားပြုသည်။
She was careful not to close the door on the possibility of further talks.
❏ door-keeper n တံခါးမှူး။ တံခါးစောင့်။
❏ (from) door to door [IDM ] တစ်အိမ်ဝင်တစ်အိမ်ထွက်။ အိမ်ပေါက်စေ့။ တစ်အိမ်တက်ဆင်း။
The journey takes about an hour, door to door. ❍ He went from door to door, selling encyclopedias. ❍ a door-to-door salesman.
❏ (open) the door to sth [IDM ] လမ်းဖွင့်ပေးသည်။
The agreement will open the door to greatly increased international trade. ❍ Our courses are the door to success in English.
❏ lay sth at sb's door [IDM ] ခေါင်းပေါ် အပြစ်ပုံချသည်။
The blame for the disaster has been laid firmly at the government's door.
❏ leave the door open [IDM ] လမ်းဖွင့်ပေးထားသည်။ တံခါးဖွင့်ထားသည်။
❏ out of doors [IDM ] လဟာပြင်။ အပြင်။
eat out of doors ❍ You should spend more time out of doors in the fresh air.
❏ shut/slam the door in sb's face [IDM ] အဆက်အဆံ အပြောအဆိုဖြတ်သည်။
- A little cottage with a red door
- The door creaked slowly open.
- There was a draught coming from under the door.
- [open/close/shut the door] : The police officer told him to open the car door.
- Shut the door – it’s cold in here!
- [knock on the door] : I knocked on the door and a voice answered ‘Come in’.
- [be at the door] : There’s someone at the door.
- [answer/get the door] : Go and answer the door, will you?
- [bang/slam the door] : He ran out, slamming the door behind him.
- [door to/into] : The door to the kitchen was open.
- [back/front/side etc door] : Be sure to lock the back door when you leave.
- [bedroom/shed/car etc door] : The bathroom door was shut.
- A strange figure suddenly came through the door.
- [come in the door] : I’d just come in the door when the phone rang.
- [out the door] : Anne got out the door as quickly as she could when she saw him there.
- [door to] : For these young men, a sports career can be a door to fame and fortune.
- [open doors (for someone)] : This new job has really opened a lot of doors for her.
- [open the door to something] : This decision could open the door to higher costs.
- [close/shut the door on something] : The government is reluctant to shut the door on these proposals.
- Slow down! Julie is working until 5 PM. We don't want to kiss the door.
- When does the mall close? I need to return my purse and I wouldn't want to kiss the door.
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