entry /enˈtri/

1. The act of entering in any sense
2. The right to enter
3. A coming onto the stage
4. The coming in of an instrument or performer
5. Entrance
6. A narrow lane between houses (dialect)
7. A lobby or vestibule
8. A hostel (obsolete)
9. The act of recording in writing
10. The thing so written
11. A person, etc entered for a competition
12. A list of competitors
13. A young hound, or hounds collectively, old enough to begin training
14. A card with which to win a trick in order to take the lead (bridge, etc)
15. A taking possession (law)

enˈtryism or enˈtrism noun

The practice of joining esp a political body in sufficient numbers to influence its policy

enˈtryist or enˈtrist noun and adjective

entry corridor noun (space flight)

Same as re-entry corridor (see under re-enter)

entry fee noun

An entrance fee

entry form noun

An application form for a competition

enˈtry-level adjective

(of a job) suitable for someone with no previous experience who is seeking to make a career in that industry (also figurative)

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