entry
/ˈɛntri/
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Type
Noun
Meaning
The act of going into a place, or the right or permission to enter.
Security guards denied him entry into the building because he lacked a badge.
Does this general admission ticket grant entry to all exhibits?
A doorway, hall, or passage through which someone enters a building or room.
Leave your muddy shoes in the front entry before walking on the clean rug.
The architects designed a wide entry with floor-to-ceiling glass doors.
A single item or piece of information recorded in a list, database, or diary.
She wrote a brief entry in her personal journal every evening after dinner.
How many entries does this customer spreadsheet currently contain?
A person, team, or item submitted to compete in a contest.
The judges reviewed each entry carefully before selecting the winning short story.
Were any late entries accepted into the annual photo competition?
The act of putting information into a computer, list, or record.
The new software makes data entry much faster.
How long does the entry of each order take?
Collocations
- gain entry
- deny entry
- entry fee
- port of entry
- front entry
- diary entry
- journal entry
- data entry
- winning entry
Synonyms
- admission
- access
- entrance
- entryway
- record
- submission
Antonyms
- exit
- departure