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entry

/ˈɛntri

noun (plural entries)

1An act of going or coming in: the door was locked, but he forced an entry...

On May 9 that year William Fitzherbert, recently restored as Archbishop of York by pope Anastatius IV, made his entry into York.
It was about half past six when the ‘Supreme Star’ Sarath Kumar made his entry.
When Kamal made his entry to the accompaniment of drumbeats, a frisson of excitement shot through the crowds.

Synonyms

appearance, arrival, entrance, ingress, coming, coming/going in, approach, introduction, materialization

1.1A place of entrance, such as a door or lobby: the entry to a block of flats...

When the door covers the entry, the office and library can be accessed simultaneously.
Sure enough ten minutes later they came through the door when Luke stopped at the entry of the door and all the boys were knocked over… like the domino effect.
Hospitality begins at the front door - with an entry that greets as warmly as a hug or a hearty handshake.

Synonyms

entrance, way in, means of entry/access, ingress, access, approach;

door, doorway, portal, gate, gateway;

drive, driveway, passageway, gangway;

entrance hall, foyer, lobby, porch, concourse, threshold;

North American entryway

1.2 dialect A passage between buildings.

1.3 [mass noun] The right, means, or opportunity to enter a place or be a member of something: people seeking entry to Australia...

In seeking entry to Australia family members must also demonstrate good character, even if they have no desire to come to Australia themselves.
Citizens of specific countries are restricted travel due to their national origins and are routinely denied entry visas to western nations.
These are known as ‘on-entry’ cases, because they are seeking entry but have not entered.

Synonyms

admission, admittance, entrance, access, ingress, entrée, permission to enter, right of entry, the opportunity to enter

1.4 [mass noun] The action of entering something: more young people are postponing their entry into full-time work...

All graduates of honours Bachelor degree programmes would be eligible to apply for entry to medical education.
If you are not on the register you may be eligible to apply for entry on the supplement to the register.
All applicants must complete a test of general cognitive ability and achieve a pre-established minimum score to be considered eligible for entry into the CF.

1.5 Music The point at which a particular performer in an ensemble starts or resumes playing or singing: a fluffed entry...

King opts for slower tempos than expected, illuminating every stately arpeggio in the opening instrumental prelude until the explosive entry of the voices.
Nothing, until the fugal entries of the main theme in the winds, really takes off.
He proves a match for the orchestral mass, with a magisterial entry and huge singing tone.

1.6 Bridge A card providing an opportunity to transfer the lead to a particular hand: the diamonds are still not established, so South must gamble on finding an extra entry to the dummy

1.7 (also entry into possession) [mass noun] Law The action of taking up the legal right to property.They agreed to do certain things, then there was a lease, and there was entry into possession....

The remedies of entry into possession and the appointment of a receiver do not bring the mortgage to an end but are generally interim remedies used primarily to protect the security.

2An item written or printed in a diary, list, account book, or reference book: the entries in the cash book...

Students may write a newspaper account for the local paper describing their adventures, or they could write a diary entry in the voice of a person from that time period.
He was in difficulty because there was no transaction, there were only book entries and accounts made after liquidation.
Reading my diary entries written before you died, I see a picture of a self-absorbed adolescent.

Synonyms

item, record, statement, note, listing, jotting;

memo, memorandum;

account, description

2.1 [mass noun] The action of recording an item in a diary, list, etc. sophisticated features to help ensure accurate data entry...

A grand jury has indicted him on seven charges in total, including bank fraud, false entry in bank records, and aiding and abetting.
A Web-based interface was developed and is being used for data entry of surrogate records from multiple locations.
Cashing a check can take up to 45 minutes because of the multiple book entries, checks, and rechecks that a battery of clerks perform manually.

Synonyms

recording, noting, filing, registering, archiving, logging, taking down, setting down, documenting, documentation, capture

3A person or thing competing in a race or competition: from the hundreds of entries we received, twelve winners were finally chosen...

And despite the interest in athletics generated by the Commonwealth Games, entries for the 2002 race have been disappointing.
Over two weeks before race day over 300 entries had been received, no doubt boosted by the availability of the increasingly popular method of on-line entering for the first time this year.
Why some fell races attract 300 entries and others struggle to reach 30 runners is a mystery but race location is one factor.

Synonyms

contestant, competitor, contender, challenger, entrant, participant, player, candidate, applicant;

submission, attempt, try, effort, turn;

entry form, application

informal go

3.1 [in singular] The number of competitors in a particular race or competition: another large international entry is anticipated for this year’s event...

The event attracts a large entry of international teams, including South Africa, the reigning champions, New Zealand, Canada, Zimbabwe, and Japan.
Due to the mammoth entry the competitors were allowed a massive seven and a half hours to complete the two laps of 16 sections, as queuing at sections became very much the order of the day.
A total entry of 34 competitors played in the competition and the adults probably learned a few tips about the finer points of the game.

3.2 [mass noun] The action of participating in a race or competition: entry is open to people of all ages [as modifier]: the entry fee is only £6 per team...

A fee of $100 is being levied to cover race expenses, entry fee and trophies.
The grants are supposed to pay for ‘sports costs’, such as coaching, competition entry fees, travelling, sports medicine and equipment.
The award is worth E30,000 and includes a week at a major European Rally School, a free competition licence, free entry fees and free road insurance for a year.

4The forward part of a ship’s hull below the waterline, considered in terms of breadth or narrowness.With fine entries and tumblehome sterns, the boat may look like a canoe when viewed from a distance, but any similarities end there.

Origin

Middle English: from Old French entree, based on Latin intrata, feminine past participle of intrare (see enter).

单词	entry
释义	entry /ˈɛntri / noun (plural entries) 1An act of going or coming in: the door was locked, but he forced an entry... On May 9 that year William Fitzherbert, recently restored as Archbishop of York by pope Anastatius IV, made his entry into York. It was about half past six when the ‘Supreme Star’ Sarath Kumar made his entry. When Kamal made his entry to the accompaniment of drumbeats, a frisson of excitement shot through the crowds. Synonyms appearance, arrival, entrance, ingress, coming, coming/going in, approach, introduction, materialization 1.1A place of entrance, such as a door or lobby: the entry to a block of flats... When the door covers the entry, the office and library can be accessed simultaneously. Sure enough ten minutes later they came through the door when Luke stopped at the entry of the door and all the boys were knocked over… like the domino effect. Hospitality begins at the front door - with an entry that greets as warmly as a hug or a hearty handshake. Synonyms entrance, way in, means of entry/access, ingress, access, approach; door, doorway, portal, gate, gateway; drive, driveway, passageway, gangway; entrance hall, foyer, lobby, porch, concourse, threshold; North American entryway 1.2 dialect A passage between buildings. 1.3 [mass noun] The right, means, or opportunity to enter a place or be a member of something: people seeking entry to Australia... In seeking entry to Australia family members must also demonstrate good character, even if they have no desire to come to Australia themselves. Citizens of specific countries are restricted travel due to their national origins and are routinely denied entry visas to western nations. These are known as ‘on-entry’ cases, because they are seeking entry but have not entered. Synonyms admission, admittance, entrance, access, ingress, entrée, permission to enter, right of entry, the opportunity to enter 1.4 [mass noun] The action of entering something: more young people are postponing their entry into full-time work... All graduates of honours Bachelor degree programmes would be eligible to apply for entry to medical education. If you are not on the register you may be eligible to apply for entry on the supplement to the register. All applicants must complete a test of general cognitive ability and achieve a pre-established minimum score to be considered eligible for entry into the CF. 1.5 Music The point at which a particular performer in an ensemble starts or resumes playing or singing: a fluffed entry... King opts for slower tempos than expected, illuminating every stately arpeggio in the opening instrumental prelude until the explosive entry of the voices. Nothing, until the fugal entries of the main theme in the winds, really takes off. He proves a match for the orchestral mass, with a magisterial entry and huge singing tone. 1.6 Bridge A card providing an opportunity to transfer the lead to a particular hand: the diamonds are still not established, so South must gamble on finding an extra entry to the dummy 1.7 (also entry into possession) [mass noun] Law The action of taking up the legal right to property.They agreed to do certain things, then there was a lease, and there was entry into possession.... The remedies of entry into possession and the appointment of a receiver do not bring the mortgage to an end but are generally interim remedies used primarily to protect the security. 2An item written or printed in a diary, list, account book, or reference book: the entries in the cash book... Students may write a newspaper account for the local paper describing their adventures, or they could write a diary entry in the voice of a person from that time period. He was in difficulty because there was no transaction, there were only book entries and accounts made after liquidation. Reading my diary entries written before you died, I see a picture of a self-absorbed adolescent. Synonyms item, record, statement, note, listing, jotting; memo, memorandum; account, description 2.1 [mass noun] The action of recording an item in a diary, list, etc. sophisticated features to help ensure accurate data entry... A grand jury has indicted him on seven charges in total, including bank fraud, false entry in bank records, and aiding and abetting. A Web-based interface was developed and is being used for data entry of surrogate records from multiple locations. Cashing a check can take up to 45 minutes because of the multiple book entries, checks, and rechecks that a battery of clerks perform manually. Synonyms recording, noting, filing, registering, archiving, logging, taking down, setting down, documenting, documentation, capture 3A person or thing competing in a race or competition: from the hundreds of entries we received, twelve winners were finally chosen... And despite the interest in athletics generated by the Commonwealth Games, entries for the 2002 race have been disappointing. Over two weeks before race day over 300 entries had been received, no doubt boosted by the availability of the increasingly popular method of on-line entering for the first time this year. Why some fell races attract 300 entries and others struggle to reach 30 runners is a mystery but race location is one factor. Synonyms contestant, competitor, contender, challenger, entrant, participant, player, candidate, applicant; submission, attempt, try, effort, turn; entry form, application informal go 3.1 [in singular] The number of competitors in a particular race or competition: another large international entry is anticipated for this year’s event... The event attracts a large entry of international teams, including South Africa, the reigning champions, New Zealand, Canada, Zimbabwe, and Japan. Due to the mammoth entry the competitors were allowed a massive seven and a half hours to complete the two laps of 16 sections, as queuing at sections became very much the order of the day. A total entry of 34 competitors played in the competition and the adults probably learned a few tips about the finer points of the game. 3.2 [mass noun] The action of participating in a race or competition: entry is open to people of all ages [as modifier]: the entry fee is only £6 per team... A fee of $100 is being levied to cover race expenses, entry fee and trophies. The grants are supposed to pay for ‘sports costs’, such as coaching, competition entry fees, travelling, sports medicine and equipment. The award is worth E30,000 and includes a week at a major European Rally School, a free competition licence, free entry fees and free road insurance for a year. 4The forward part of a ship’s hull below the waterline, considered in terms of breadth or narrowness.With fine entries and tumblehome sterns, the boat may look like a canoe when viewed from a distance, but any similarities end there. Origin Middle English: from Old French entree, based on Latin intrata, feminine past participle of intrare (see enter). Rhymes gentry, sentry
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