Meaning & Definition of word "Entry"

Entry

/ˈɛntri/

noun:

  • 1. The act of going into a place or a means of entering; an opening or a way in.
    • Example: She made her entry into the auditorium with a flourish.
  • 2. An item or a record in a collection, list, or catalog.
    • Example: There was a new entry in the contest that caught everyone's attention.
  • 3. A statement in a diary, log, or account of events.
    • Example: He wrote a detailed entry about his trip to Japan in his journal.
  • 4. The right or permission to enter a place or to participate in something.
    • Example: The ticket grants you entry to the concert.

Etymology

From Middle English 'entri', from Old French 'entrée', from Latin 'intrare' meaning 'to enter'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

entry fee:

A charge required for admission to an event or venue.

entry level:

A position suitable for a beginner or inexperienced person.

entry point:

The initial step to enter into a particular area or activity.

Related Words

enter:

To go or come into a place.

entrance:

An opening or passage for entering.

entrant:

A person who enters a competition or place.

Slang Meanings of entry

Meaning: A casual term for a ticket or pass to an event.

Example Sentence: Got my entry for the concert, can't wait!

Meaning: A reference to someone being accepted into a group or community.

Example Sentence: He finally got his entry into the gaming world.