at the door

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishat the doorat the doorARRIVEif someone is at the door, they are waiting for you to open the door of a building so they can come inside There’s somebody at the front door. → doorExamples from the Corpusat the door• Cover is $ 4 at the door.• Thanking her at the door, he asked who at the committee might know something and be willing to talk about it.• During my second evening at the hotel there was a knock at the door.• Debtors have difficult choices about whom to pay first; often they will pay the person at the door at the time.• The last thing he had expected was to find the police at the door.• I think there's somebody at the door.• I stood at the door and looked up, but the windows were dark; she had gone to bed.• When he turned at the door.• Jack was at the door almost as soon as Fogarty got himself off the sofa.

单词	at the door
释义	at the door From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary Englishat the doorat the doorARRIVEif someone is at the door, they are waiting for you to open the door of a building so they can come inside There’s somebody at the front door. → doorExamples from the Corpusat the door• Cover is $ 4 at the door.• Thanking her at the door, he asked who at the committee might know something and be willing to talk about it.• During my second evening at the hotel there was a knock at the door.• Debtors have difficult choices about whom to pay first; often they will pay the person at the door at the time.• The last thing he had expected was to find the police at the door.• I think there's somebody at the door.• I stood at the door and looked up, but the windows were dark; she had gone to bed.• When he turned at the door.• Jack was at the door almost as soon as Fogarty got himself off the sofa.
随便看	somebody will not go near somebody/something somebody will not rest until ... somebody will/would/should etc go far somebody won’t thank you (for doing something) somebody would (just) as soon somebody would do well to do something somebody would give the world to do something somebody would give their eye teeth for something somebody would give their right arm to do something somebody would sooner do something (than) somebody would turn in their grave somebody wouldn’t hurt/harm a fly somebody wrote the book on something somebody's abilities as something somebody's hearing deteriorates somebody's nearest competitor somebody's ultimate destination somebody/something apart somebody/something bites somebody/something can’t compete with somebody/something somebody/something could stand something somebody/something excepted somebody/something gets my vote somebody/something happens to be something somebody/something has been known to do something