英语词汇“entrance”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

entranceentrance /ˈentrəns/ noun 1 a place to enter a building or area► entrance

the main door, gate, or other opening that you go through to enter a place:

We’ll meet at the main entrance of the library at 1:00.

The entrance to the subway station is across the street.

► doorway

an opening into a room or building, where there is a door:

Don’t stand in the doorway - come in.

► way in also way into something

a place or method you use to get into a place:

I was late for my appointment because I couldn’t find the way into the building.

Going through the side door is the quickest way in.

► entry also entryway

an entrance or passage that you go through to enter a place or area, especially when the entrance or the place is large or impressive:

You get into the stadium through a huge marble entryway.

The entry to the market is a huge metal arch.

► access AWL (formal)

a way of getting into a place. Access is usually used in official writing or on signs:

Access to the restrooms is through the main hall.

ANTONYMS ➔ see exit2 the ability or right to enter a place► entrance also entry

the ability or right to enter a place. Entrance and entry are used especially in official writing and in legal language:

Entrance to the museum is free.

The men became angry when they were not allowed entry into the bar.

► access AWL

the right or ability to enter a place or see something that most people cannot see:

Very few people have access to the President of the United States.

Nobody knows how the reporters gained access to the star’s hotel room.

3 the act of entering a place► entrance

the act of going into a place or room, especially in a way that people notice:

Bridget came late so that she could make an entrance in her bright red dress and heels.

► entry (formal)

the act of entering a place:

It was dark and their entry into the camp went unnoticed.

单词	entrance
例句	entranceentrance /ˈentrəns/ noun 1 a place to enter a building or area► entrance the main door, gate, or other opening that you go through to enter a place: We’ll meet at the main entrance of the library at 1:00. The entrance to the subway station is across the street. ► doorway an opening into a room or building, where there is a door: Don’t stand in the doorway - come in. ► way in also way into something a place or method you use to get into a place: I was late for my appointment because I couldn’t find the way into the building. Going through the side door is the quickest way in. ► entry also entryway an entrance or passage that you go through to enter a place or area, especially when the entrance or the place is large or impressive: You get into the stadium through a huge marble entryway. The entry to the market is a huge metal arch. ► access AWL (formal) a way of getting into a place. Access is usually used in official writing or on signs: Access to the restrooms is through the main hall. ANTONYMS ➔ see exit2 the ability or right to enter a place► entrance also entry the ability or right to enter a place. Entrance and entry are used especially in official writing and in legal language: Entrance to the museum is free. The men became angry when they were not allowed entry into the bar. ► access AWL the right or ability to enter a place or see something that most people cannot see: Very few people have access to the President of the United States. Nobody knows how the reporters gained access to the star’s hotel room. 3 the act of entering a place► entrance the act of going into a place or room, especially in a way that people notice: Bridget came late so that she could make an entrance in her bright red dress and heels. ► entry (formal) the act of entering a place: It was dark and their entry into the camp went unnoticed.
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