Words / B1

ENTR-ee/ˈentri/

Entry is going in, or an item on a list: no entry; an entry in a diary; a competition entry. Enter is the verb (already in the dictionary). Entrance is the door/place. Access is the right or ability to use something. Exam halls: late entry is not allowed. Do not mix entry with entree (a meal).

Meaning

The right or act of going in; also an item on a list or in a competition.

Examples

• “Late entry to the hall is not allowed once the paper is open.”
• “Check every entry in the expenses log before you submit.”

Good to know

no entry; an entry in / for. Verb: enter. Place: entrance. Right/ability: access. Mix-up: entrée. Exams: late entry.

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