
To somebody’s door
Literal Meaning
Used for actual physical delivery or someone's arrival at a specific location.
The courier service promised the package would come to my door.
Personal Convenience
Highlights the comfort of not needing to go out to receive something.
I love that the library brings books to your door.
Unexpected Visitors
Can imply a sense of surprise when someone arrives where you live.
I was shocked to see the police had come to my door.