GO THROUGH THAT DOOR

Definition: To move from one side of a door to the other; to pass through an opening in a physical barrier.

Synonyms: Enter Door, Pass Door, Use Door, Open Door, Exit Door

Usage Examples in Sentences

Dogs love to go through that door to explore the backyard.

Can you go through that door and check if the mail has arrived?

In a video game, the hero must go through that door to reach the next level.

During a fire drill, students practice how to go through that door safely.

Explorers are excited to go through that door and discover what lies beyond.

Pirates always wonder what treasures they might find when they go through that door on a new island.

The detective urged the witness to recall the moment when she saw the suspect go through that door.

Please go through that door and wait for further instructions.

We have to go through that door before the museum closes.

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After we go through that door, the adventure truly begins.

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She must go through that door to enter the secret chamber.

#12

In every escape room, you have to go through that door to win.

#13

Before the meeting starts, everyone should go through that door and take a seat.

#14

Before you can meet the wizard, you must go through that door guarded by trolls.

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Every time I go through that door, it feels like stepping into a different world.

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Go through that door and follow the hallway to find the treasure chest.

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In order to access the VIP lounge, you must go through that door with the golden handle.

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Before the performance, the actors go through that door onto the stage.