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Vor 4 Tagen · Early doors is a British informal expression that means at an early stage, especially in sports. Learn how to use it in sentences and see synonyms and related words.
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It is still early doors and only nine or ten games played....
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It is still early doors and only nine or ten games played....
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2. Feb. 2024 · Early doors is a phrase used in Northern England and Scotland to mean early or sooner than usual. It may also refer to women's drawers in Cockney rhyming slang.
Early doors is a noun or adverb that means the time when pubs or clubs close, usually around midnight. It is often used in the phrase \"early doors and last orders\", which means the time when drinks are no longer served.
21. Nov. 2021 · Early doors is a British idiom meaning \"early customers\" or \"early closing time\". It comes from the music-hall slang of the 1920s and is still used in British TV and radio.
Early doors means in the early stages of something, especially in a game or contest. It may have originated from a period of admission to a music hall before the performance.
Early doors means early on, near the start, especially of a sporting contest. It comes from the practice of allowing people into theatres and music halls well before the start, to choose the best position among the cheaper seats.
16. Nov. 2010 · Early doors means 'at an early stage in the proceedings' and implies gaining an advantage by taking action at the first opportunity. It may have come from theatres, pubs or sports commentaries, but it's now a cliché in various contexts.
