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Definition of entrant in English: entrantnounˈɛntr(ə)ntˈɛntrənt A person or group that enters or takes part in something. the prize will be awarded to the entrant who wins the tiebreak the company is a new entrant into an established market Example sentencesExamples - One of the conditions for the entrants in the competition is to participate with capital in the fund.
- By entering, all eligible entrants agree to abide by each and all of these terms and conditions.
- Only four to six contestants will go through, depending on the amount of foreign entrants.
- Each entrant must collect a registration form as they enter the church grounds.
- This is also because the interests of young farmers and new entrants to farming must be looked after.
- It is the first time an overseas entrant has won the accolade.
- Real world firms, and in particular real world entrants, face many kinds of uncertainty.
- The winner will receive an award at a presentation in May and all entrants will receive a certificate.
- Every entrant had already picked up a prize by virtue of entering the tournament.
- Hundreds of riders were expected to attend the event and all entrants will be contacted with the new date.
- This award will go to the school from which the winning entrant is chosen, so not just individual but school pride is at stake.
- Is the customer base, present and potential, sufficient to support new entrants?
- The Norwegian entrant was the last entrant sitting there on nul, for a long long time.
- It costs £1 a week to play and entrants have the chance to win up to five times a week.
- He had forgotten he had entered a competition where entrants were asked to describe their dream day.
- Contrary to my expectations, there was no rivalry between the entrants.
- The prizes will be awarded on quality of work, keeping in mind the entrant's age.
- A disproportionate number of new entrants have been based in England, particularly the south.
- New entrants would bring inward investment, customer choice and competitive tension to the market.
- Sports stadia, in particular, should be made secure, by checking entrants at the turnstiles.
Synonyms new member, new arrival, beginner, newcomer, fresher, freshman, recruit, new boy/girl novice, trainee, apprentice, probationer, tyro, initiate, neophyte North American tenderfoot, hire informal rookie, greenhorn, new kid, newbie, cub competitor, contestant, contender, challenger, participant, player, candidate, applicant
Origin Early 17th century (denoting a person taking legal possession of land or property): from French, literally 'entering', present participle of entrer (see enter). Definition of entrant in US English: entrantnounˈentrəntˈɛntrənt A person or group that enters, joins, or takes part in something. the prize will be awarded to the entrant who wins the tiebreak the company is a new entrant into an established market Example sentencesExamples - Hundreds of riders were expected to attend the event and all entrants will be contacted with the new date.
- New entrants would bring inward investment, customer choice and competitive tension to the market.
- Only four to six contestants will go through, depending on the amount of foreign entrants.
- The Norwegian entrant was the last entrant sitting there on nul, for a long long time.
- He had forgotten he had entered a competition where entrants were asked to describe their dream day.
- By entering, all eligible entrants agree to abide by each and all of these terms and conditions.
- Every entrant had already picked up a prize by virtue of entering the tournament.
- The winner will receive an award at a presentation in May and all entrants will receive a certificate.
- Is the customer base, present and potential, sufficient to support new entrants?
- Real world firms, and in particular real world entrants, face many kinds of uncertainty.
- This is also because the interests of young farmers and new entrants to farming must be looked after.
- Each entrant must collect a registration form as they enter the church grounds.
- A disproportionate number of new entrants have been based in England, particularly the south.
- One of the conditions for the entrants in the competition is to participate with capital in the fund.
- This award will go to the school from which the winning entrant is chosen, so not just individual but school pride is at stake.
- It is the first time an overseas entrant has won the accolade.
- Contrary to my expectations, there was no rivalry between the entrants.
- It costs £1 a week to play and entrants have the chance to win up to five times a week.
- Sports stadia, in particular, should be made secure, by checking entrants at the turnstiles.
- The prizes will be awarded on quality of work, keeping in mind the entrant's age.
Synonyms new member, new arrival, beginner, newcomer, fresher, freshman, recruit, new boy, new girl competitor, contestant, contender, challenger, participant, player, candidate, applicant
Origin Early 17th century (denoting a person taking legal possession of land or property): from French, literally ‘entering’, present participle of entrer (see enter). |