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door-to-door
door-to-door
1. . Lit. having to do with movement from one door to another or from one house to another. John is a door-to-door salesman. We spent two weeks making a door-to-door survey.
2. Fig. by moving from one door to another or one house to another. Anne is selling books door-to-door. We went door-to-door, collecting money.
Common Names:
| Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
| Eutropio | | e-oo-TRO-pyo | Spanish |
| Ingi | | - | Ancient Scandinavian |
| Paula | | ['pɔ:lə] | |
| Freyja | | FRAY-ah (Norse Mythology) | Icelandic, Norse Mythology |
| Sam (2) | | - | Persian, Persian Mythology |
| May | | MAY | English |