出入り口・出入口|でいりぐちdeiriguchi[3]nakadaka (mid-high)
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- nounexit and entrance
- Synonym入り口いりぐちNeutralViews the spot from the angle of going in; the same place can also serve as an exit, while 「出入り口」 explicitly covers both coming and going.
- Synonym戸口とぐちNeutralA house doorway, as in 「戸口に立つ」; leans toward homes. 「出入り口」 works for buildings and grounds of all kinds.
- Synonym門口かどぐちNeutralThe front gate or doorway of a house, with an old-fashioned flavor. 「出入り口」 is not limited to residences.
- SynonymエントランスNeutralA loanword for a building's entrance or entrance area, used mostly for apartments and hotels, with a stylish feel.
- Related玄関げんかんNeutralThe formal, main entrance of a building or home; in houses it often means the entryway where shoes come off. 「出入り口」 is a general term for any in-and-out point.
- RelatedドアNeutralA loanword for the door itself — the panel, not the place where people pass in and out.
- Related戸とNeutralThe door panel itself, sliding or hinged, as in 「戸を閉める」; it names the door, not the place of entry.
- Related門もんNeutralSame word as above: the door panel itself, not the place where people enter or leave.
- Related木戸きどNeutralA simple wooden door or gate; also the entrance to venues such as theaters and sumo arenas.
- Related玄関先げんかんさきNeutralThe area just around the front door, as in 「玄関先で失礼します」.
- Related登り口のぼりぐちNeutralThe starting point of a climb, such as a mountain trail or staircase — an entrance for going up.
- Related上がり口あがりくちNeutralThe spot in a Japanese-style house where you step up from the dirt floor onto the boards; where shoes come off.
- Related昇降口しょうこうぐちNeutralThe entrance where school pupils change shoes, or an up-and-down access point on a floor, ship, or vehicle.
Use 「出入り口」 for a doorway serving both entry and exit. Say 「入り口」 when thinking of going in, 「玄関」 for a building's main entrance, 「エントランス」 for apartment or hotel lobbies, and 「ドア」/「戸」 for the door itself.
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