entry in English: The act of going into a place, or the way in. (noun)

Translation

The act of going into a place, or the way in.

Word origin

From Old French entree, from Latin intrare, meaning to go in.

Gender

Pluralentries

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No entry means you must not go in.

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Gained entry is a formal way to say got in.

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An entry can also be one piece of writing in a diary, a list, or a competition.

enter

To go into a place or room.

entrance

The door, gate, or way that you use to go into a place.

door

The flat part you open and close to go into or out of a room, building, or car.

exit

The door or way you use to leave a place; also, to leave.

gate

A door in a fence or wall that you open to go into or out of a garden or field.

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