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entrance

Word family 
en·trance1 /ˈentrəns/ ●●● S3 W3 noun
1  [countableC]ENTER a door, gate etc that you go through to enter a place 大門(口)；入口(處)；通道 OPP exit
entrance to/of
the main entrance to the school
學校的正門
front/back/side entrance 前門/後門/側門
the station entrance
車站的入口處
entrance hall/foyer/gate etc 門廳/前廳/入口等
2  [countableC usually singular]ENTER the act of entering a place or room, especially in a way that people notice 進入，進門〔尤指以人們注意到的方式〕
Bridget made a dramatic entrance into the room.
布裏奇特動作誇張地進了房間。
3  [uncountableU]ENTER the right or ability to go into a place 進入權；進入資格
entrance to
Entrance to the museum is free.
這家博物館免費開放。
Reporters even managed to gain entrance to her hotel.
記者們甚至設法進入了她入住的酒店。
How much is the entrance fee (=money you pay to get in somewhere)?
入場費是多少？
4  [uncountableU]JOIN AN ORGANIZATION permission to become a member of or become involved in a profession, university, society etc 〔某行業、大學、社團等的〕進入許可
the initial interview for entrance to the Civil Service
報考公務員的面試初試
entrance examinations
入學考試
5  [countableC] when a person, country, organization etc first becomes involved in a particular area of activity 卷入；參與
entrance into
The referendum blocked Switzerland’s entrance into the European Economic Area.
全民投票阻止了瑞士加入歐洲經濟區。
6. make your/an entrance to come onto the stage in a play 登台，出場〔表演戲劇〕
Examples from the Corpus
make your/an entrance• With her long fur coat, she always made a dramatic entrance.• With the separation and distinction, light and life can make an entrance.• Drunk or crazy, the tall man had made an entrance worthy of Henry Irving.• Dominic used to love making an entrance.• The hero doesn't make his entrance until Act II, Scene 2.• Frankie tells the audience how the Producers had wanted him to make an entrance by sliding down a fireman's pole!
n COLLOCATIONS
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + entrance
the main entrance
She found a parking space close to the hospital's main entrance.
the front/back/rear/side entrance
There is a long drive with steps leading to the front entrance.
a narrow entrance
I could see part of the yard through the narrow entrance.
a wide entrance
There was a wide entrance at the front of the building.
the hotel/hospital/museum etc entrance
Our taxi pulled up outside the hotel entrance.
the harbour entrance British EnglishBrE, the harbor entrance American English
We watched as the ferry approached the harbour entrance.
the tunnel entrance
At high tide, the tunnel entrance is totally submerged.
verbs
come/go/pass etc through an entrance
People passed in single file through the narrow entrance.
use an entrance
It's quicker to use the side entrance.
block an entrance
A large stone blocked the entrance to the tomb.
entrance + NOUN
an entrance hall (=a room at the entrance to a building)
He walked through the front door into the entrance hall.
an entrance lobby/foyer (=an area at the entrance to a large building)
There was no sign of her in the entrance foyer.
an entrance gate/door
Soldiers were guarding the entrance gate.
Examples from the Corpus
entrance• The price includes most meals and entrance fees to museums.• college entrance examinations• It turns toward an expressway entrance only a few blocks away.• Kragan turned right outside the hotel entrance and walked towards the Rue de Rivoli.• The sole unit, quiet, with a separate outside entrance, sleeps four to five and has a kitchen.• Davis used a side entrance to avoid the waiting reporters.• It makes my superfluous entrances and exits possible, that would have been difficult or undreamt-of, otherwise.• The erasure, then, is more or less the same procedure as the entrance.• You waited at the entrance to Terminal One, saw me arrive in a taxi.• Their conversation was interrupted by the entrance of four visitors.• It took us ages to find the entrance to the park.• There were the usual grumbles, but they faded instantly as the ambulance backed up to the entrance, doors already opening.
entrance to/of• The travellers had already been thwarted by Gloucestershire police, who blocked entrances to a site in the Forest of Dean.• This prime site is adjacent to the dual carriageway at the main entrance to the port.• Meet us at the main entrance to the school.• She herself would use the back staircase as the entrance to her flat, approaching it from the courtyard.• Two unarmed security guards in faded blue uniforms stand erect at the entrance to Montclair Prep in Van Nuys.• They converted the entrance of the Houston Medical Center into a tree-lined boulevard.• Bales of hay and tyres were set alight, damaging the entrance of one office.
made ... entrance• Fielding and the Autocrat made their different entrances.• At once regal and streetwise, Erykah Badu made quite an entrance at the Bayou here a few weeks ago.• Characters made their entrances from the two lifts and swept down the stairs to their appointed places.• By the time Johnson made his second-half entrance with 7: 05 left, it was 67-47.• The Browns started to browse along the wall, and, in ones and twos, other parents made their entrances.• She did look beautiful as she made her entrance down the main staircase.• Into this friendship, Margaret Cairns White made her entrance.
gain entrance• But there are the keys, without which the adventurers can not gain entrance to vital areas of the Castle.• About fifty people attempted to gain entrance, but were held back by the police.• She will gain entrance to the text through a consideration of how articles of clothing function for women and for men.
entrance examinations• He claimed to have taken entrance examinations for Stevens, but no records remain.• Having passed the entrance examinations he joined as an Aircraft Apprentice at Halton in August 1928.• Voice over Professors flew in especially from Prague to supervise the entrance examinations and emphasise the benefits of studying in their country.
en·trance2 /ɪnˈtrɑːns $ -ˈtræns/ verb [transitiveT] literary
ATTENTIONif you are entranced by someone or something, you give them all your attention because they are so beautiful, interesting etc 使入迷
I was entranced by the sweetness of her voice.
她甜美的嗓音令我陶醉。
n Grammar
Entrance is usually passive.
—entranced adjectiveadj
She stopped, entranced.
她停下來，被深深地迷住了。
—entrancing adjectiveadj
entrancing stories
引人入勝的故事
Examples from the Corpus
entrance• I was entranced by her sheer beauty.• He was immediately entranced by her voice and built a band called Ton Ton Macoute around her.• You know I did, I was entranced by them the other day.• Jockey shorts on sale in outdoor bins on Broadway entrance him.• Her icy, delicate beauty entranced Kay.
Origin entrance1
(1400-1500) Old French entrer; → ENTER
 entrance2
(1500-1600) trance

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