A functional unit, division, or branch within an organization, such as a government, company, or institution.

specifically for a particular purpose or intent

a major city and port in southeastern Fujian province, China.

to leave one's home or a building, typically for a short period

to open a door physically or figuratively

main entrance, door, or gate of a building or property

to close for the day or go out of business permanently

The entrance or opening of a building or room.

Macao or Macau, special administrative region (SAR) of the PRC

in front of the door

admission ticket (for theater, cinema, etc.)

Amen (loanword).

popular; hot; in vogue

the physical entrance or door of a home

The physical sill or doorstep at the entrance of a building or room.

Xiamen, a sub-provincial city in Fujian Province

(soccer, handball etc) to kick or shoot the ball towards the goal

to lock a door or for a shop to close for the day

an official in charge of guarding a gate or entrance

a rear entrance to a building, gate, or structure

to knock on a door

a website that serves as a major starting point for users on the internet

front door or main entrance of a building

door of a car, bus, railway carriage or other vehicle

outside the door

Siemens (German multinational technology company)

to burst or force open a door

door of a room

to enter a door or go inside a building

to learn the basics of a subject; a primer or introduction to a field

Dragon Gate, a mythical gateway at the top of a waterfall; (figuratively) a gateway to success or greatness

doors and windows collectively, often referring to the entry points of a building

two-character Chinese surname Ximen

the gate of a school or educational institution

goalmouth (in soccer)

wealthy and influential family

to lock the door

to stand as a goalkeeper

referring to the position of a student or follower being under the instruction or guidance of a master or mentor.

Jinmen county in Quanzhou, Fujian, PRC

a neglected or unpopular branch of study, profession, or field of activity

The gate of a capital city in ancient times.