Definition of French door in English:

French door

noun

North American

A French window.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you have French doors that open onto the outside area, selecting a window treatment is easier because you won't have to raise it every time you want to go outside.
- It is surrounded by French doors and windows opening to a secluded garden.
- It possessed other irresistible charms, including four fireplaces, several sets of French doors, and a workable floor plan.
- A set of new French doors open on a once-ignored side yard and its fountain.
- From the kitchen, French doors open to level two, the porch garden where you can hear the Pacific thundering onto the shore a block away.
- The master bedroom has a relaxation zone by the fireplace and the French doors, which open to a deck.
- Leakage and warping must also be taken into account when you're ready to install a set of French doors.
- New French doors connect the dining room to a courtyard, carved out of wasted space between the house and the detached garage.
- Throw in patio and French doors, and you can see that the traditional rectangle is not the only story when it comes to covering your windows.
- To increase the dining room's natural light and feeling of volume, Peeling installed French doors, which open to a newly landscaped patio.
- To let the light in, windows were added in the kitchen area above the sink, and French doors in the breakfast room now open to the garden.
- A wall of windows with French doors leading to a patio gave Jody the light she wanted while also providing access to the garden.
- He chose similar brick cladding, a symmetrical facade with French doors, front porches, and a sloping roof to comply with city guidelines.
- New French doors create an easy connection to the deck and garden.
- Pale yellow walls reach to a cathedral ceiling and are fitted with a wide arch-top window and three French doors.
- Although Karen and Joe could have squeezed in more cabinetry along the walls, they opted for French doors and floor-to-ceiling windows.
- The architects opened up the building by adding a large window, a skylight, and a pair of French doors.
- The architect used French doors in place of walls and smaller windows, instantly brightening the space and opening it to a small yard.
- The roofing company failed to tarp my roof, and when it rained my French doors suffered extensive damage.
- A smaller set of French doors opens the bedroom to a covered porch so the bed can be rolled outdoors in good weather.

Definition of French door in US English:

French door

nounfrɛntʃ dɔ(ə)r

North American

1A door with glass panes throughout its length.
Example sentencesExamples
- For better access, the builder added a new set of French doors that open to a centrally located home office.
- Glass panelled French doors lead through to the dining room, which has space for a table to seat ten and enjoys garden views.
- As I walked through the French doors, I saw Tristan sitting with his arm around the model's shoulders and a smile on his face.
- The suite's look is toned down a bit as you pass through French doors leading to an office and alcove sitting room, formerly part of the porch.
- A pair of narrow French doors replaced a solid door at the passageway to the eating area.
- ‘Chelsea,’ Kate said as she walked through the French doors into the computer room.
- Carriages were parked all around and people in their very best were walking in through the large French doors.
- Each pane of glass in a French door is referred to as a light.
- We walked through many large chambers before we reached large French doors.
- Then I shot through the glass panels of a French door.
- The result is an unobstructed view from the front door through the rear French doors to the massive fireplace.
- She did and they went through a set of frosted French doors, behind which sat a labyrinth of cubicles and employees.
- They ended up standing in front of a pair of glass French doors in Rob's bedroom.
- The dining area overlooks the rear garden, which can be accessed through glass panelled French doors.
- New French doors lead to the dining room, which doubles as a library, and to the family room, the site of spirited after-dinner billiards games.
- These two side wings embrace the central courtyard and are entered directly from the rear of the main hall through the French doors.
- Then Bess guided her to the ballroom floor, then pushed her through the French doors.
- While searching through endless cupboards my mother entered via the French doors, bringing with her that smell of alcohol and smoke.
- The new sitting area opens to the garden through two sets of French doors.
- This is accessed through French doors from the family room.
1. 1.1 A French window.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The master bedroom has a relaxation zone by the fireplace and the French doors, which open to a deck.
  A set of new French doors open on a once-ignored side yard and its fountain.
  It is surrounded by French doors and windows opening to a secluded garden.
  It possessed other irresistible charms, including four fireplaces, several sets of French doors, and a workable floor plan.
  A wall of windows with French doors leading to a patio gave Jody the light she wanted while also providing access to the garden.
  New French doors create an easy connection to the deck and garden.
  Although Karen and Joe could have squeezed in more cabinetry along the walls, they opted for French doors and floor-to-ceiling windows.
  The roofing company failed to tarp my roof, and when it rained my French doors suffered extensive damage.
  Throw in patio and French doors, and you can see that the traditional rectangle is not the only story when it comes to covering your windows.
  The architects opened up the building by adding a large window, a skylight, and a pair of French doors.
  If you have French doors that open onto the outside area, selecting a window treatment is easier because you won't have to raise it every time you want to go outside.
  The architect used French doors in place of walls and smaller windows, instantly brightening the space and opening it to a small yard.
  A smaller set of French doors opens the bedroom to a covered porch so the bed can be rolled outdoors in good weather.
  He chose similar brick cladding, a symmetrical facade with French doors, front porches, and a sloping roof to comply with city guidelines.
  To let the light in, windows were added in the kitchen area above the sink, and French doors in the breakfast room now open to the garden.
  New French doors connect the dining room to a courtyard, carved out of wasted space between the house and the detached garage.
  Pale yellow walls reach to a cathedral ceiling and are fitted with a wide arch-top window and three French doors.
  To increase the dining room's natural light and feeling of volume, Peeling installed French doors, which open to a newly landscaped patio.
  Leakage and warping must also be taken into account when you're ready to install a set of French doors.
  From the kitchen, French doors open to level two, the porch garden where you can hear the Pacific thundering onto the shore a block away.

单词	French door
释义	Definition of French door in English: French door noun North American A French window. Example sentencesExamples If you have French doors that open onto the outside area, selecting a window treatment is easier because you won't have to raise it every time you want to go outside. It is surrounded by French doors and windows opening to a secluded garden. It possessed other irresistible charms, including four fireplaces, several sets of French doors, and a workable floor plan. A set of new French doors open on a once-ignored side yard and its fountain. From the kitchen, French doors open to level two, the porch garden where you can hear the Pacific thundering onto the shore a block away. The master bedroom has a relaxation zone by the fireplace and the French doors, which open to a deck. Leakage and warping must also be taken into account when you're ready to install a set of French doors. New French doors connect the dining room to a courtyard, carved out of wasted space between the house and the detached garage. Throw in patio and French doors, and you can see that the traditional rectangle is not the only story when it comes to covering your windows. To increase the dining room's natural light and feeling of volume, Peeling installed French doors, which open to a newly landscaped patio. To let the light in, windows were added in the kitchen area above the sink, and French doors in the breakfast room now open to the garden. A wall of windows with French doors leading to a patio gave Jody the light she wanted while also providing access to the garden. He chose similar brick cladding, a symmetrical facade with French doors, front porches, and a sloping roof to comply with city guidelines. New French doors create an easy connection to the deck and garden. Pale yellow walls reach to a cathedral ceiling and are fitted with a wide arch-top window and three French doors. Although Karen and Joe could have squeezed in more cabinetry along the walls, they opted for French doors and floor-to-ceiling windows. The architects opened up the building by adding a large window, a skylight, and a pair of French doors. The architect used French doors in place of walls and smaller windows, instantly brightening the space and opening it to a small yard. The roofing company failed to tarp my roof, and when it rained my French doors suffered extensive damage. A smaller set of French doors opens the bedroom to a covered porch so the bed can be rolled outdoors in good weather. Definition of French door in US English: French door nounfrɛntʃ dɔ(ə)r North American 1A door with glass panes throughout its length. Example sentencesExamples For better access, the builder added a new set of French doors that open to a centrally located home office. Glass panelled French doors lead through to the dining room, which has space for a table to seat ten and enjoys garden views. As I walked through the French doors, I saw Tristan sitting with his arm around the model's shoulders and a smile on his face. The suite's look is toned down a bit as you pass through French doors leading to an office and alcove sitting room, formerly part of the porch. A pair of narrow French doors replaced a solid door at the passageway to the eating area. ‘Chelsea,’ Kate said as she walked through the French doors into the computer room. Carriages were parked all around and people in their very best were walking in through the large French doors. Each pane of glass in a French door is referred to as a light. We walked through many large chambers before we reached large French doors. Then I shot through the glass panels of a French door. The result is an unobstructed view from the front door through the rear French doors to the massive fireplace. She did and they went through a set of frosted French doors, behind which sat a labyrinth of cubicles and employees. They ended up standing in front of a pair of glass French doors in Rob's bedroom. The dining area overlooks the rear garden, which can be accessed through glass panelled French doors. New French doors lead to the dining room, which doubles as a library, and to the family room, the site of spirited after-dinner billiards games. These two side wings embrace the central courtyard and are entered directly from the rear of the main hall through the French doors. Then Bess guided her to the ballroom floor, then pushed her through the French doors. While searching through endless cupboards my mother entered via the French doors, bringing with her that smell of alcohol and smoke. The new sitting area opens to the garden through two sets of French doors. This is accessed through French doors from the family room. 1.1 A French window. Example sentencesExamples The master bedroom has a relaxation zone by the fireplace and the French doors, which open to a deck. A set of new French doors open on a once-ignored side yard and its fountain. It is surrounded by French doors and windows opening to a secluded garden. It possessed other irresistible charms, including four fireplaces, several sets of French doors, and a workable floor plan. A wall of windows with French doors leading to a patio gave Jody the light she wanted while also providing access to the garden. New French doors create an easy connection to the deck and garden. Although Karen and Joe could have squeezed in more cabinetry along the walls, they opted for French doors and floor-to-ceiling windows. The roofing company failed to tarp my roof, and when it rained my French doors suffered extensive damage. Throw in patio and French doors, and you can see that the traditional rectangle is not the only story when it comes to covering your windows. The architects opened up the building by adding a large window, a skylight, and a pair of French doors. If you have French doors that open onto the outside area, selecting a window treatment is easier because you won't have to raise it every time you want to go outside. The architect used French doors in place of walls and smaller windows, instantly brightening the space and opening it to a small yard. A smaller set of French doors opens the bedroom to a covered porch so the bed can be rolled outdoors in good weather. He chose similar brick cladding, a symmetrical facade with French doors, front porches, and a sloping roof to comply with city guidelines. To let the light in, windows were added in the kitchen area above the sink, and French doors in the breakfast room now open to the garden. New French doors connect the dining room to a courtyard, carved out of wasted space between the house and the detached garage. Pale yellow walls reach to a cathedral ceiling and are fitted with a wide arch-top window and three French doors. To increase the dining room's natural light and feeling of volume, Peeling installed French doors, which open to a newly landscaped patio. Leakage and warping must also be taken into account when you're ready to install a set of French doors. From the kitchen, French doors open to level two, the porch garden where you can hear the Pacific thundering onto the shore a block away.
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