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an der Tür

/an dɛɐ̯ tyːɐ̯/
phrase★Beginner— at the door
general

A phrase indicating a location near or at a door.

Klopf an der Tür, bevor du eintrittst.

Knock at the door before you enter.

💡

This phrase is commonly used to describe someone's position or action near a door.

Collocations

warten an der Türwait at the doorklopfen an der Türknock at the door

Synonyms

vor der Türan der Eingangstür

Antonyms

weg von der Tür

Related Phrases

vor der Türphrase
in front of the door
an der Eingangstürphrase
at the front door

💡Pro Tip

Common Usage

This phrase is often used to describe someone's location or action near a door.

📖Word Origin

Combination of the preposition 'an' (at) and the noun 'Tür' (door).

📝Usage Notes

This phrase is used in both literal and figurative contexts, such as describing physical presence or metaphorical thresholds.

Word Breakdown

an
at
preposition
+
der
the (feminine)
definite article
+
Tür
door
noun
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