Looking up...
To wait at the entrance or doorway of a place
駅の入り口で待つことにしました。
I decided to wait at the station entrance.
入り口で待つと、雨に濡れないで済みます。
If you wait at the entrance, you won't get wet in the rain.
Commonly used when meeting someone or waiting for someone to arrive.
This phrase is often used when meeting friends or family, or when waiting for someone to arrive at a location.
The phrase can imply different things depending on the context, such as waiting for permission or waiting for someone to come out.
Combination of 入り口 (entrance) + で (at) + 待つ (to wait)
This phrase is commonly used in everyday situations where someone is waiting for another person or event at an entrance. It can also imply waiting for permission to enter or for someone to come out.