
Archway
Cultural Symbolism
In some cultures, archways can symbolize entry or beginning. Understanding this can help grasp some metaphoric uses. 
Physical Structure
Archways are physical structures and can be part of buildings, gardens, or other constructions, often used decoratively. 
Common Collocations
Understanding common word pairs can make using 'archway' sound more natural, like 'marble archway' or 'floodlit archway'. 