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noun (WAY IN) /ˈen.tri/Definition
B1 [C or U] the act of entering a place or joining a particular society or organization: A flock of sheep blocked our entry to the farm. I can't go down that street - there's a 'No entry' sign. The actress's entry into the world of politics surprised most people. She made her entry to the ceremony surrounded by a group of photographers. The burglars gained entry by a top window.Arrivals and departuresJoining and leaving groups and organizations › [C] a door, gate, etc. by which you enter a place: I'll wait for you at the entry to the park.Doors and parts of doors
(Definition of entry noun (WAY IN) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- admittance noun
- advent noun
- approach noun (COMING NEAR)
- arr.
- arrival noun
- check in phrasal verb
- check-in (desk) noun
- connection noun (TRANSPORT)
- departure noun (LEAVING)
- descent noun (ARRIVAL)
- destination noun
- entrance noun
- ETA noun
- going noun (LEAVING)
- gold rush noun
- inflow noun
- influx noun
- invasion noun
- landfall noun
- outflow noun
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