Examples of using Towards the door in English and their translations into Chinese
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Then turn and head towards the door.
Hearing her husband's steps, she stopped, looking towards the door, and trying assiduously to give her features a severe and contemptuous expression.
If the shoe lands with the toe pointing towards the door, she will get married next year.
Mrs Gamp took two or three backward steps towards the door, and stopped there.
Slowly, with great loathing, he stepped towards the door, like a hunter stalking his prey.
She doesn't want them to know, he thought, taking comfort in her self-consciousness as she ushered him towards the door.
He was looking towards the door, and his face wore a strange new expression.
We doctors, who have had to study our dangers, have to become accustomed to such things, and I drew back towards the door.
Tarrou stared at the doctor for a moment, then got up and walked stiffly towards the door.
Jason was on the other side of the bed, pulling Nathaniel away from me, pushing him towards the door.
Now this was bad enough,' resumed Mr. Bung, taking a half-step towards the door, as if to intimate that he had nearly concluded.
He turned, still enveloped in the same dreary mist, and walked towards the door.
Then he pinches the main key between the thumb and forefinger of his left hand and moves towards the door.
Then they began to look more and more often towards the door, and to talk of whether anything could have happened.
If the shoe lands with the toe pointing towards the door, she will get married next year.
Katharine, who had already turned towards the door, stopped and looked at her.
If your shoe landed with the toe pointing towards the door, it meant you would move away or even die during the year.
Every time the clock struck, Fantine started up and looked towards the door, then fell back again.