entrance — a way in to a place; the action of coming or going into a place
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a way in to a place; the action of coming or going into a place
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈentrəns/
Korean meaning: 입구, 출입구; 입장, 진입
Korean pronunciation: 엔-트런스 (강세: 엔)
Example Sentences
- The cat sits at the entrance every day, interviewing visitors like a furry security guard.
- Please use the side entrance during the renovation.
- His entrance to the party was so dramatic that everyone thought he was the main character of a movie.
entrance
NOUN//ˈentrəns//
a way in to a place; the action of coming or going into a place
Students walk through the school entrance on a bright morning
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At the entrance, take your chance to dance!
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Origin
From Old French 'entrance' derived from 'entrer' meaning 'to enter', which comes from Latin 'intrare' (in- meaning 'in' + trare meaning 'to go through').
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“The cat sits at the entrance every day, interviewing visitors like a furry security guard.”
“Please use the side entrance during the renovation.”
“His entrance to the party was so dramatic that everyone thought he was the main character of a movie.”
“The entrance requirements for medical school are very strict.”
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