entrance
/ˈentrəns/ nounDefinition
› [S] COMMERCE a situation in which a company sells a product or service in a particular place or to a particular group of customers for the first time: Analysts say the investment could prove to be a shrewd entrance into a largely unexploited market.
› [U] the right to enter a place: allow/refuse (sb) entrance The management reserve the right to refuse entrance.
(Definition of entrance noun from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary
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