Through the door meaning in English

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Definition

(my room is) through this door: (my room is) on the other side of this door idiom
to go through (a security area): to enter and then exit (a security area) idiom
  • "With each "groundbreaking", "must-have" widget added to the Ephone store comes another way to tune out from the real world (you know, that thing that you see through the window behind your computer screen?"
  • "Security guard : You're taking a trip through the metal detector first."
  • "Just through this door."
  • "Follow it down through the valley towards the ocean of gratitude... we will be eating fish today."
  • "I suppose it must be through this door here."
  • "You can talk to him through the door if you like."

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