department; branch; section; a unit or division within a larger organization based on administrative or professional function

Specially or specifically for a particular purpose; for a dedicated reason

Xiamen, a sub-provincial city in [[福建|福建|fu2 jian4]] Province; formerly known as Amoy

To leave the house; to be away from home; to go on a journey or travel to a distant place

to open a door literally or figuratively

main entrance; front door; gate

To stop doing business either for the day or permanently; to go out of business

entrance; doorway; gate; the area immediately outside a door or gate

A city and Special Administrative Region of China, located on the southwest side of the Pearl River Delta; formerly a Portuguese colony.

the area in front of a door, gate, or house

admission ticket for a venue such as a theater, cinema, tourist attraction, or sporting event

Term used at the end of prayers in Christianity and Judaism, meaning "truly" or "may it be so".

in great demand; hot; in vogue; describes something that is currently trending or attracting widespread attention

The entrance to a house; often used to mean the home itself or one's own residence.

medical consultation or treatment provided to patients who are not hospitalized

a doorsill or threshold; the horizontal beam or stone at the bottom of a doorframe

Xiamen, a sub-provincial city in southeastern [[福建|福建|fu2 jian4]] Province; a major commercial port and Special Economic Zone known for its scenery and mild climate.

to kick, throw, or hit the ball toward the goal in sports such as soccer, handball, or hockey in order to score

To drop in or visit someone at their home or place of business.

goalkeeper or goalie in sports such as soccer, hockey, or handball

impossible or out of the question

a door or gate at the back of a building or yard; refers to the opposite of [[前门|前門|qian2 men2]]

to knock on a door; to rap on a door

a strategic location or essential passage providing access to a place

the front door, gate, or main entrance of a building

the door of a car, bus, train carriage, or other vehicle

outside the door; the area just outside an entrance

A German surname; specifically, the German engineer and inventor Ernst Werner von Siemens (1816–1892) or the engineering and electronics company he founded.

To burst or force open a door by using physical strength or illegal means; to break in

a lock installed on a door or gate, opened by a key, code, or other electronic means

the door of a room

To walk through a door or gate; to go inside

The leader of a martial arts school, religious sect, or academic school of thought; often used metaphorically for a person in charge of a large organization or corporation.

To master the fundamentals of a field or skill; to find the way into a subject after initial study.

To guard the door or look after the house.

Longmen county in Huizhou, Guangdong

collective term for doors and windows

the west-facing gate of a city wall or building

The entrance gate of a school or campus.

the part of a camera that opens and closes to allow light to reach the film or sensor for a specific amount of time

gate of a city or castle wall

the goal or goalmouth in sports like soccer, handball, or hockey; the frame at either end of the field into which the ball is shot to score points

doorbell; a bell or buzzer located near a door for visitors to announce their presence

a wealthy and influential family or clan; a household with great status and money

to close a door and secure it with a lock

player who guards the goal in sports like football, handball, or ice hockey; goalie

the person in charge of a school or clan, typically in the context of martial arts or religious organizations

the entrance or doorway of one's home

to keep guard on a gate or door