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ENTRANCE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary ENTRANCE definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

make your/an entrance COLLOCATIONS ADJECTIVES/NOUN + entrance the main entrance She found a parking space close to the hospital's main entrance. Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. She herself would use the back staircase as the entrance to her flat, approaching it from the courtyard.To many people a door is just as way of getting in and out of a property, but here at Entrance Composite Door Solutions it is much more! permission, privilege, and the like: admission to a concert, a game, to candidacy, the bar, to society. entrance examinations • He claimed to have taken entrance examinations for Stevens, but no records remain. It makes my superfluous entrances and exits possible, that would have been difficult or undreamt-of, otherwise.

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Having passed the entrance examinations he joined as an Aircraft Apprentice at Halton in August 1928. Characters made their entrances from the two lifts and swept down the stairs to their appointed places. verbs come/go/pass etc through an entrance People passed in single file through the narrow entrance. entrance to/of • The travellers had already been thwarted by Gloucestershire police, who blocked entrances to a site in the Forest of Dean.She will gain entrance to the text through a consideration of how articles of clothing function for women and for men. enchant, delight, charm, absorb, fascinate, dazzle, captivate, transport, enthral, beguile, bewitch, ravish, gladden, enrapture, spellbind She entranced the audience with her classical Indian singing. admittance refers more to place and suggests entrance that may be permitted or denied: to gain admittance to a building; no admittance.

ENTRANCED definition and meaning | Collins English Dictionary

entrance + NOUN an entrance hall (=a room at the entrance to a building ) He walked through the front door into the entrance hall. Voice over Professors flew in especially from Prague to supervise the entrance examinations and emphasise the benefits of studying in their country. He ended up staying 2 weeks longer than planned in Venice as he was so entranced by its `magical beauty '. The Browns started to browse along the wall, and, in ones and twos, other parents made their entrances. Find out which words work together and produce more natural-sounding English with the Oxford Collocations Dictionary app.

entrance may refer to either possibility: Entrance is by way of the side door; entrance into a card game. Especially did the Queen's class gird up their loins for the fray, for at the end of the coming year, dimly shadowing their pathway already, loomed up that fateful thing known as "the Entrance," at the thought of which one and all felt their hearts sink into their very shoes. inskrywing, deelnemer مُتَسابِق، مُشْتَرِك في المُنافَسَه участник participantes uchazeč, -ka der/die Bewerber(in) deltager διαγωνιζόμενος participante, candidato osavõtja شرکت کننده؛ وارد شونده osanottaja candidat/-ate מתחרה प्रवेशक, नया सदस्य natjecatelj, sudionik jelentkező peserta (skráður) þátttakandi concorrente, candidato 参加者 들어가는(오는) 사람 dalyvis (sacīkstēm, konkursam u. gain entrance • But there are the keys, without which the adventurers can not gain entrance to vital areas of the Castle. UK) → أَيْنَ يوجَدُ الـمَدْخَلُ الـمُخَصَّصُ للكَراسيِّ الـمُتَحَرِّكَةِ؟ → Kde je bezbariérový vstup?