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A means or place of entrance
“The floor to ceiling front windshield serves as the primary entry and exit door.”
The permission, means or right to enter
“Please bring your receipt with you as it will serve as your entry into the poetry class.”
An act of going or coming in
“Upon our entry into the hall, we were immediately set on by security personnel.”
A place or means of entry for gas or liquid
“Gas proceeds through the air entry and bubbles through the Versene solution.”
Someone or something competing in a race or competition
“His portrait of the art dealer and benefactor Claude Hotchin was an entry in the 1957 Archibald Prize.”
A submission in competition or application
“His entry was rejected. However, the artist was nothing, if not persistent.”
An item written or printed in a diary, list, account book, or reference book
“The transaction constitutes the misfeasance, and the journal entry might be an admission of the transaction.”
The action of recording an item in a diary, list, etc.
“Behind the counter-high barrier, he could just make out several clerks, who were most likely busy with data entry or paperwork.”
The act of joining an organization or group
“Like the entry into the Hall of Fame, it was a journey beautiful to contemplate but not easy to negotiate.”
An inflow of water or liquid
“The population and economy are heavily dependent on an annual entry of water into the Indus River system.”
The act or instance of registering or enrolling
The act or an instance of permeating, such as of a liquid
The passing or coming into a country for the purpose of permanent residence
A fact or piece of evidence about the past, especially an account kept in writing
The action or process of piercing something
The state of being a candidate (for a role or position)
The point or place where something begins, arises, or is derived
A foothold, early stage, or initial position that grants an advantage or entry into a situation
A conventionally defined time interval in a schedule, typically for appointments
A financial obligation, payment, or debt owed
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