door
dɒ:n. a swinging or sliding barrier that will close the entrance to a room or building or vehicle · n. anything providing a means of access (or escape) · n. a structure where people live or work (usually ordered along a street or road)
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Someone slam the door Friday in my face.
周五有人当着我的面摔门。
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I mean, the review is, unless like someone like bangs on the door, like blows smoke under, kicks me out of my bed.
我的意思是，评价是，除非有人敲门，往里吹烟，或者把我从床上踢下去。
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It's just it doesn't really open the door for more talking.
只是它并没有真正为进一步交流打开大门。
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A servant opened the door and led Henry into a beautiful room.
一名仆人打开门，把亨利带进了一个漂亮的房间。
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The famous culinary arts school Le Cordon Bleu first opened its doors in Paris in 1895.
著名的蓝带厨艺学院于1895年在巴黎首次开门授课。
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