entrance

entrance
I 'entrəns noun
1) (a place of entering, eg an opening, a door etc: the entrance to the tunnel; The church has an impressive entrance.) entrada
2) ((an) act of entering: Hamlet now makes his second entrance.) entrada
3) (the right to enter: He has applied for entrance to university; (also adjective) an entrance exam.) entrada, admisión
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II
verb
(to fill with great delight: The audience were entranced by her singing.) encantar
entrance n entrada
the main entrance la entrada principal
entrance
tr['entrəns]
noun
1 (way in) entrada; (door, gate) puerta, entrada; (hall) vestíbulo, hall nombre masculino, entrada
■ where's the entrance? ¿dónde está la entrada?
■ we went in the back entrance entramos por la puerta trasera
2 (act of entering) entrada; (on stage) entrada en escena, aparición nombre femenino
3 (admission) entrada, admisión nombre femenino; (to school, university) ingreso
■ we were refused entrance no nos dejaron entrar
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
entrance examination examen nombre masculino de ingreso
entrance fee (of museum etc) entrada 2 (of club, society, etc) cuota, inscripción nombre femenino
entrance hall vestíbulo
main entrance puerta principal
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entrance
tr[ɪn'trɑːns]
transitive verb
1 arrebatar, extasiar, encantar
entrance [ɪn'trænts, ɛn-] vt, -tranced ; -trancing : encantar, embelesar, fascinar
entrance ['ɛntrənts] n
1) entering: entrada f
to make an entrance: entrar en escena
2) entry: entrada f, puerta f
3) admission: entrada f, ingreso m
entrance examination: examen de ingreso
entrance
n.
• boca (Ingreso) s.f.
• casapuerta s.f.
• entrada s.f.
• ingreso s.m.
• zaguán s.m.
v.
• arrobar v.
• embelesar v.
• encantar v.
• extasiar v.
• fascinar v.

I 'entrəns
noun
1)
a) c (way in) entrada f

at the entrance to the building — en or a la entrada del edificio

b) c (foyer) hall m; (before n)

entrance hall — hall m, vestíbulo m

c) u (access) (frml) entrada f

to gain entrance — entrar

2) u (admission - to club, museum) entrada f; (- to school, university) ingreso m; (before n)

entrance fee — (for entry) (precio m de) entrada f; (to join club) cuota f de ingreso or inscripción; (for exam, competition) cuota f or tasa f de inscripción

there is an entrance charge — se cobra la entrada

3) c
a) (act of entering) entrada f

to make one's entrance — hacer* su (or mi etc) entrada

b) (Theat) entrada f en escena

II ɪn'træns, ɪn'trɑːns
transitive verb embelesar, extasiar*

I ['entrǝns]
1. N
1) (=way in) entrada f

front/back entrance — entrada f principalasera

2) (=act) entrada f (into en); (into profession etc) ingreso m ; (Theat) entrada f en escena

to make one's entrance — hacer su entrada; (Theat) entrar en escena

3) (=right to enter) (derecho m de) entrada f

to gain entrance to — [+ a place] conseguir entrar en or acceder a; [+ a profession etc] conseguir ingresar en

2.
CPD

entrance card N — pase m

entrance exam(ination) N — (to school) examen m de ingreso

entrance fee N — (to a show) (precio m de) entrada f ; (to a club, society etc) cuota f de ingreso

entrance hall N — vestíbulo m , antesala f

entrance qualifications NPL — = entrance requirements

entrance ramp N — (US) (Aut) rampa f de acceso

entrance requirements NPL — requisitos mpl de ingreso


II
[ɪn'trɑːns]
VT
1) (=bewitch) encantar, hechizar
2) (gen passive) (=captivate)

we listened entranced — escuchamos extasiados or embelesados

* * *

I ['entrəns]
noun
1)
a) c (way in) entrada f

at the entrance to the building — en or a la entrada del edificio

b) c (foyer) hall m; (before n)

entrance hall — hall m, vestíbulo m

c) u (access) (frml) entrada f

to gain entrance — entrar

2) u (admission - to club, museum) entrada f; (- to school, university) ingreso m; (before n)

entrance fee — (for entry) (precio m de) entrada f; (to join club) cuota f de ingreso or inscripción; (for exam, competition) cuota f or tasa f de inscripción

there is an entrance charge — se cobra la entrada

3) c
a) (act of entering) entrada f

to make one's entrance — hacer* su (or mi etc) entrada

b) (Theat) entrada f en escena

II [ɪn'træns, ɪn'trɑːns]
transitive verb embelesar, extasiar*

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