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verb [T] (ORGANIZATION) /ˈen.tər/
/-t̬ɚ/ Definition
› to become a member of a particular organization, or to start working in a particular type of job: Ms Doughty entered politics/Parliament after a career in banking.Joining and leaving groups and organizationsRecruiting staff, applying for and accepting jobs
(Definition of enter verb (ORGANIZATION) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- affiliation noun
- band together phrasal verb
- be on the books idiom
- belong to sth phrasal verb
- blackball verb
- enrol verb
- entrant noun
- entry noun (WAY IN)
- entrée noun (ENTRY)
- initiation ceremony noun
- join verb (BECOME A MEMBER)
- joiner noun (TAKING PART)
- onto preposition (ADDING)
- receive verb (WELCOME)
- sign up phrasal verb
- sit verb (BE A MEMBER)
- vote with your feet idiom
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