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Meanings of enter in English
Portuguese
introduzir Spanish
insertar Synonyms
Examples for "record"
Examples for "record"
1
There's a problem with the new record: It's from 29 years ago.
2
Most divorce cases are matters of public record, say family law attorneys.
3
Often, he said, those summaries are sent via electronic health record systems.
4
It's understood that today will mark a new record number of deaths.
5
Social workers prepare to investigate a record number of child abuse cases.
1
The news report said Syrian troops had put down an armed rebellion.
2
First, however, I must put down the events since my last entry.
3
He should have been put down years ago, if you ask me.
4
Once, people could put down the paper or turn off the news.
5
He put down his fork and reached and held her free hand.
Usage of enter in English
1
Witnesses said security forces allowed protesters to enter the main airport building.
2
Tens of thousands of children enter Russia's decrepit orphanage system every year.
3
They allow people to escape their reality and enter a new one.
4
Washington says the government should enter a new dialogue with the opposition.
5
Even before children enter school, years of learning have already taken place.
6
To enter France you currently need to fill in a health questionnaire.
7
While you're mulling that over, feel free to enter today's text competition.
8
It also said more traders should be able to enter the market.
9
At that point S&N said it was prepared to enter takeover discussions.
10
The building requires a security code to enter, a police spokeswoman said.
11
Faith to enter a strange harbour despite the hazards and possible consequences.
12
New Zealanders will be allowed to enter European Union countries from tomorrow.
13
Three passports Questions remain about the documents Ghosn used to enter Lebanon.
14
Beijing-Trump relations enter dangerous phase Sino-U.S. relations are entering a dangerous phase.
15
There are so many young people who want to enter the industry.
16
The investigation in that case is about to enter its 13th year.
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Translations for enter
Catalan
Enter through the time
Enter across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United Kingdom
Common
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