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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˌdɔr tə ˈdɔr/ · UK /ˌdɔː tə ˈdɔː/
door to door means: Visiting one home or business after another.
adverb
Visiting one home or business after another.
- We went door to door selling cakes.
- Volunteers walked door to door collecting signatures.
- Do you still deliver leaflets door to door?
From the place where a journey starts to the place where it finally ends.
- It takes an hour door to door.
- Our journey lasted six hours door to door.
- How long is your trip door to door?
Directly from the person or business sending goods to the person receiving them.
- We deliver parcels door to door.
- The furniture was shipped door to door.
- Can you transport these goods door to door?
Throughout an activity, from its beginning until it is completely finished.
- Our team handled the project door to door.
- She managed the operation door to door.
- The agency controlled the process door to door.
Questions about door to door
What does door to door mean?
Visiting one home or business after another.
What is door to door in other languages?
Türkçe: kapı kapı · Español: de puerta en puerta · Français: de porte en porte · Deutsch: von Tür zu Tür · Italiano: porta a porta · 日本語: 一軒ずつ
How do you pronounce door to door?
In American English /ˌdɔr tə ˈdɔr/; in British English /ˌdɔː tə ˈdɔː/.
How do you use door to door in a sentence?
We went door to door selling cakes. Volunteers walked door to door collecting signatures.
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