entry

🇺🇸 /ˈentri/ 🇬🇧 /ˈentri/
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noun
B1

going into a place

The teacher's entry into the classroom surprised the children.

B1

permission to go into a place

The sign says 'No Entry' for this door.

B1

something you submit for a contest

Please send your contest entry by email.

R

joining a competition

Entry to the race is free for all ages.

R

number of people in a contest

This year's race has a large entry of runners.

B1

item in a list or book

Each dictionary entry explains a word's meaning.

R

putting information into records

Her job includes data entry for customer files.

B2

right to join a group or activity

University entry requires good grades.

R

becoming part of a group

Women's entry into the workforce changed society.

R

place where you enter

Please wait in the entry until your name is called.

translation

n. going into a place; permission to go into a place; something you submit for a contest; joining a competition; number of people in a contest; item in a list or book; putting information into records; right to join a group or activity; becoming part of a group; place where you enter

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