a covered passage, usually with an arched roof, e.g. with shops along one or both sides

covered way

a long narrow passage from which doors open into rooms

hallway

an opening, gate, door etc by which people enter

a way into a place

an act of coming or going in

way in to a place

a movable bridge as placed between a ship and the land

passage

an opening in a ship's side; movable bridge from this to the bridge

passage

a (usually) long space into which the main entrance or front door of a building opens

corridor

a large room inside the entrance (to a building)

entrance hall

to move towards and beyond; leave; a success in an examination, especially success in satisfying the examiners but without distinction; a paper, ticket etc giving permission or authority to travel, enter a building, etc

opening through solid

a prepared surface on which planes take off and land

track

tar

track