entrance
noun uk/ˈen.trəns/ us/ˈen.trəns/
A2 [ C ]入口;大门（口）;通道
a door, gate, etc. by which you can enter a building or place
There are two entrances - one at the front and one around the back. 有两个入口，一个在前面，另一个在后面。
Opposite: exit (LEAVING)
C2 [ C usually singular ]（演员的）入场，登场
the act of coming onto a stage, by an actor or dancer
He makes a spectacular entrance in act two draped in a gold sheet. 在第二幕，他身披金袍上场，光彩炫目。
[ C usually singular ]进入;进门
the act of a person coming into a room in an ordinary situation, although often because there is something noticeable about it
I noticed her entrance because she slipped and fell in the doorway. 她进来时我注意到了，因为她在门口滑了一跤。
B1 [ U ]进入权;进入许可
the right to enter a place
The management reserve the right to refuse entrance. 管理部门保留拒绝他人入内的权利。
- More examples
- They dropped me off at the main entrance.
- The visitors filed through the entrance to the ticket offices.
- There are guards posted at every entrance.
- We'll meet you at the entrance.
- They turned us away at the entrance because we hadn't got tickets.