Entrance meaning in English

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Definition

an entrance: a door, a way in, the opposite of an exit noun
a service entrance: access for the delivery of goods to a building noun
  • "To make a long story short, here's my question: is the entrance of our building public or private property?"
  • "As for the area around the building's entrance, I am pretty confident that the bike is resting on public property."
  • "On my way into the office the other day I noticed an old bicycle just outside the main entrance to the Treasure Trove Towers."
  • "This is the entrance, and right here is the door that you just came in."
  • "It's off to the left by the service entrance."
  • "Now I'm standing inside the huge entrance hall, looking towards the main gallery space."

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