英语词汇“entrance”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	entrance
释义	en·trance I. \ˈen.trən(t)s\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English entraunce, from Middle French entrance, from entrer to enter + -ance — more at enter 1. a. : the act or an instance of physical entering : ingress < looked up at her entrance into the room > < the entrance of the army into the city > < made an entrance through the window > < the entrance of air and sunshine is desirable > b. : the means or place for physical entering (as a door, gate, or passage) < all entrances to the city are guarded by armed men > < ships threaded their way down this narrow entrance into the bay > c. : a particular mode or manner of entering < so many … were trying to copy that entrance — Barnaby Conrad > < though he had given no thought to an entrance, he could not have perfected a better one — Hamilton Basso > 2. a. : the act or fact of entering (as upon an office or course of action) < made his entrance into office one month after the election > < the entrance of new firms into a highly competitive field > < marked the nation's entrance into the role of a great power > < a country's entrance into war > < entrance into college was a great event in his life > b. : a means of entering (as upon a condition or pursuit) < schools of nursing are the principal entrance to the profession > < books were for the child the entrance to a new and kindlier world > 3. : liberty, power, or permission to enter : admission < applied for entrance at a number of schools > < he did not have the price … but figured he could wangle an entrance — H.A.Sinclair > 4. : the first part or commencement of a period of time < at the entrance of the night silence fell upon the village > < at the entrance of the holiday season an unwonted bustle and activity began > 5. capitalized [translation of Late Greek eisodos] : a solemn procession through the body of the church to the bema in the liturgy of the Eastern Church — see great entrance, little entrance 6. a. : the point at which a voice or instrument part begins in ensemble music especially after a rest < a difficult entrance > b. : the manner in which such a beginning is made < a ragged entrance > 7. : the bow or entire forepart of a ship below the waterline — compare run; see ship illustration 8. a. : the first appearance of an actor in a scene b. : an opening at the side or rear of a stage scene by which to enter or exit II. \ə̇n.ˈtran(t)s, en.-, -raa(ə)n-, -rain-, -rȧn-\ transitive verb (-ed/-ing/-s) Etymology: en- (I) + trance (n.) 1. : to put into a trance < the loud, rapid breathing of the entranced medium — A.G.N.Flew > 2. : to overpower or carry away with emotion (as with delight, wonder, or rapture) < the beauty of the land entranced them — Joseph Baily > < able to hold an audience entranced for 20 minutes at a time — W.S.Maugham >
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