Converse of object

• glaze: French style uPVC double glazed doors with window side panels, the French doors lead into the rear garden.

• shut: Now first, as I shut the door, I was alone In the new house; and the wind Began to moan.

• open: Quickly try to open the door across from you, then try to open the door leading to the shotgun room.

• slide: Install French or sliding doors to bring the garden into your home.

• lock: Finally the guards would succeed in locking the doors.

• unlock: But I was using healing and yoga instead of drugs to unlock the doors.

Adjective modifier

• front: The key in the front door was only turned at night.

• closed: The days of making decisions behind closed doors play no part in the modern NHS.

• next: The children's ski school office is just next door to the hotel.

• double: Double glass doors at the entrance to the bedroom provide privacy from the lounge.

• French: French doors lead out from the living area onto the spacious terrace.

• revolving: The revolving door of re-offending is something that criminal justice professionals have witnessed for too long.

Modifies a noun

• neighbor: When she opens the door there stands Bob, the next door neighbor.

• supervisor: Door supervisors Information about the Security Industries Act 2001 which made it a legal requirement for door staff to be licensed.

• knocker: A fantastic little English antique brass door knocker, perfect for your vintage chic home.

• knob: So, she figured out how to open the door by twisting the door knob.

Noun used with modifier

• patio: There are patio doors leading onto the terraced area.

• garage: I'm attending the opening of my garage door.

• entrance: The room has a secret entrance door hidden behind a bookcase!

• trap: The entrance to the crypt is currently through a trap door in a timber floor which otherwise obscures the steps of the entrance.