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Meanings of entry in English
Usage of entry in English
1
The final entry, for December 15, simply read Storm ended, sea calm.
2
We expect this entry barrier will continue to support Emerald's market positions.
3
Spain has become the new main entry point for asylum-seekers fleeing Africa.
4
There was a great deal more, a new entry every few days.
5
A million as a starting point for and entry level home here.
6
Informal care reduces home health care use and delays nursing home entry.
7
The authors therefore prefer to avoid this entry portal in every case.
8
He pulled back and said, Looks clear to the bridge entry point.
9
Part of the problem could also be the car's high entry point.
10
The entry said it played a vital role in World War II.
11
But a lot of work needs to be done on entry points.
12
The exhibition includes information on visas, entry requirements, work opportunities and accommodation.
13
The Czech government has not set a target for euro zone entry.
14
A tighter labour market has opened up new opportunities for entry too.
15
New Zealand's trade minister has welcomed Japan's entry into the Trans-Pacific Partnership.
16
First, however, I must put down the events since my last entry.
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Entry through the time
Entry across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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