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Meanings of entrant in English
Synonyms
Examples for "freshman"
Examples for "freshman"
1
I left high school after my freshman year a few years back.
2
N.C. State answered with freshman wide receiver Nyheim Hines' 100-yard kickoff return.
3
The summer after his freshman year at Leland, he needed a job.
4
I was hoping you'd want to room with me after freshman year.
5
Ohio State freshman G JaQuan Lyle leads the team with 23 assists.
1
Butcher the Shrike was not the only newcomer in the Old Orchard.
2
Producer inspected newcomer's work as he took great pride in his letters.
3
Fatoumata Diawara has been hailed as the African newcomer of the year.
4
The newcomer screwed in his eyeglass and looked deliberately round the room.
5
Basically, as a newcomer, you have two options: scalping and Price Action.
1
I'd want a dessert for starter, for main course and for dessert.
2
They have had the starter and they have gobbled the main course.
3
To find a good starter account, compare rates and rules at Bankrate.com.
4
Dalton still had plenty of years left as a starter somewhere else.
5
The young man wheeled to include the elevator starter in the joke.
1
This includes building up the fledgling security forces of Somalia's interim government.
2
He also believed his fledgling company would benefit from Conley's industry expertise.
3
After that I fled to the barn in search of the fledgling.
4
The fledgling Catalan republic has received little support from overseas so far.
5
For the third successive election the North's fledgling centre ground showed well.
1
As if to make everyone happy, this newbie has elements of each.
2
I felt as nervous as a newbie, fresh out of journalism school.
3
That was a really big deal for a newbie in the biz.
4
But is either one the crank caller driving newbie Andy to despair?
5
Now, I may have been a newbie, but I was no dummy.
1
First the neophyte will take more pleasure in things spiritual and pure.
2
However, the two dozen students dressed in neophyte robes were in chaos.
3
Stephanie the neophyte bounty hunter was still worried about credibility and respect.
4
Few expected much of Trudeau, the neophyte leader of Canada's third-ranked party.
5
We welcome you, the neophyte, who has joined us in our pilgrimage.
1
It saw the egg and probably the chick, but not the fledgeling.
2
Her spirit felt as bruised as a fledgeling fallen upon stony ground.
3
That and the fall of the fledgeling excited the birds more than ever.
4
Forgive my insolence, Count, but it is forty years since you were a fledgeling.
5
A fledgeling ambition, conscious of new aims and chances, revealed itself in all he said.
Usage of entrant in English
1
It was the first time the competition included an entrant from Italy.
2
The 2FM entrant for Miss Ireland was recently crowned by the station.
3
As a new entrant, Jio is the least exposed to the dues.
4
An entrant must provide any requested documentation to the Promoter upon request.
5
Each entrant was nominated by a panel of 70 trailblazing travel experts.
6
Only one correct answer will be registered per entrant per month.
7
Local security guards often record an entrant's temperature using a pen and paper.
8
It is still far from certain that the new entrant stands a chance.
9
We became the most successful ever second entrant into a European mobile market.
10
Sony also has a credible market entrant with its Reader product.
11
Dell is a new entrant in a market dominated by Hewlett-Packard and Xerox.
12
Every US Open entrant is facing the same task, after all.
13
We note that new-entrant type cuts have not been applied elsewhere.
14
The most recent WTO entrant was Estonia, which joined last weekend.
15
Not a word that a Miss World entrant wants to be associated with.
16
The reality was that once the entrant was hired, adulation ceased.
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Entrant through the time
Entrant across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Less common