| 释义 |
en·try /ˈentrɪ/
n.
1. 进入；进入权，进入许可；入场(或入城等)仪式
entry into the information technology age 进入信息技术时代
Britain's entry into the war 英国之参战
At the President's entry everyone fell silent. 总统一进来，大家就鸦雀无声了。
He managed to gain entry to an exclusive club. 他设法加入了一家入会限制严格的俱乐部。
The other ship was denied entry to the Panama Canal. 另一条船没有获准进入巴拿马运河。
The country has some 40 legal entry stations. 这个国家有40个左右合法的入境站。
2. 入口处；河口；大门，门厅；(连接楼房之间的)通道
At the entry to the bridge stand two imposing pillars. 桥头矗立着两根大柱。
The procession entered the church by the south entry. 队伍由南门进入教堂。
The floor of the entry was slate. 通道是石板地。
3. 登记，登录；(记入或刊入的)项目；账目；条目；词目；词条
entry of a sale 一笔销售的入账
He made an entry in his diary every night. 他每天晚上记日记。
The entries for that year reveal the growing scale of the firm's operations. 那年的账目表明那家商行的经营规模日渐扩大。
ABC had a strong entry at nine o'clock. 美国广播公司9点钟的那套节目很受欢迎。
an entry of a dictionary 词典的一个条目
4. 参加比赛的人(或物)；参加比赛者名单
He was their country's official entry. 他是他们国家的正式选手。
The car race had nine entries. 报名参加赛车的共有9名选手。
The contest for an Opera House design drew 233 entries from 32 countries. 歌剧院设计竞赛征得32个国家的233份设计图。
A large entry is attracted. 被吸引来参加比赛的人很多。
5. 【律】(为达到犯罪目的)侵入房屋(或建筑物)；(对被他人侵占的土地或房屋等的)和平进入并占有
6. (申)报(海)关；报单；(货物等的)通过海关
7. (协奏曲中演奏者的)开始；再开始
8. (桥牌)出牌权移至搭档手中；赢得出牌权的牌
[< ME entre < OFr entree < entrer to enter] |