CEFR B1

entry

noun

Meaning

The act of going into a place, or the right or permission to go into a place.

Examples

The security guard checked everyone's tickets before allowing entry.
Please wait for the signal before making your entry onto the stage.

Synonyms: access, admission, entrance, passage

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entry (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈɛntri/

Definition

The act of going into a place, or the right or permission to go into a place.

Examples

The security guard checked everyone's tickets before allowing entry.
Please wait for the signal before making your entry onto the stage.
Unauthorized entry into the building is strictly forbidden.

How to Use entry

entry to (prepositional phrase): The act of going into a place or the right to do so. — "We were denied entry to the country."
entry into (prepositional phrase): The act of going into or becoming involved in something. — "Her entry into politics surprised many."
entry for (prepositional phrase): An item submitted for a competition or event. — "This is my entry for the short story contest."

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