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• ĕnʹtrē
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• /ˈɛntɹi/
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Inherited from Middle English entre, from Old French entree (feminine past participle of the verb entrer, Modern French entrée). From Latin intrō. Doublet of entrada and entrée.

264 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Southern Altai: кириш (kiriš) — act of entering
• Arabic: إِدْخَال (ʔidḵāl) — act of entering
• Bulgarian: вли́зане (vlízane) — act of entering
• Catalan: entrada — act of entering
• Chinese Mandarin: 進入 /进入 (jìnrù) — act of entering
• Czech: vstup — act of entering
• Danish: indgang — act of entering
• Danish: ankomst — act of entering
• Danish: entré — act of entering
• Dutch: invoer — act of entering
• Finnish: sisääntulo — act of entering
• Finnish: saapuminen — act of entering
• French: entrée — act of entering
• German: Eintritt — act of entering
• Greek: είσοδος (eísodos) — act of entering
• Ancient Greek: εἴσοδος (eísodos) — act of entering
• Hindi: प्रवेश करना (praveś karnā) — act of entering
• Hungarian: belépés — act of entering
• Hungarian: bemenetel — act of entering
• Hungarian: bejövetel — act of entering
• Hungarian: behatolás — act of entering
• Hungarian: behajtás — act of entering
• Indonesian: masuk — act of entering
• Italian: entrata — act of entering
• Italian: ingresso — act of entering
• Ivatan: asdepan — act of entering
• Japanese: 入ること (hairu koto) — act of entering
• Korean: 들어가기 (deureogagi) — act of entering
• Middle English: entre — act of entering
• Mizo: luh — act of entering
• Mizo: luhna — act of entering
• Persian: ورود (vorud) — act of entering
• Persian: درآمدن (dar-âmadan) — act of entering
• Polish: wejście — act of entering
• Portuguese: entrada — act of entering
• Romanian: intrare — act of entering
• Russian: вход (vxod) — act of entering
• Russian: въезд (vʺjezd) — act of entering
• Spanish: entrada — act of entering
• Swedish: ingång — act of entering
• Swedish: ankomst — act of entering
• Swedish: inträde — act of entering
• Turkish: giriş — act of entering
• Walloon: intrêye — act of entering
• Arabic: وُلُوج (wulūj) — permission to enter
• Arabic: نَفَاذ (nafāḏ) — permission to enter
• Arabic: نَفَّاذ (naffāḏ) — permission to enter
• Bulgarian: до́стъп (dóstǎp) — permission to enter
• Catalan: entrada — permission to enter
• Catalan: accés — permission to enter
• Danish: adgang — permission to enter
• Danish: passage — permission to enter
• Dutch: toegang — permission to enter
• Finnish: pääsy — permission to enter
• Finnish: sisäänpääsy — permission to enter
• French: entrée — permission to enter
• French: accès — permission to enter
• German: Zutritt — permission to enter
• Greek: είσοδος (eísodos) — permission to enter
• Hindi: प्रवेश अनुमति (praveś anumti) — permission to enter
• Italian: entrata — permission to enter
• Italian: accesso — permission to enter
• Japanese: エントリ (entori) — permission to enter
• Korean: 엔트리 (enteuri) — permission to enter
• Middle English: entre — permission to enter
• Mizo: luh phalna — permission to enter
• Polish: wstęp — permission to enter
• Polish: wjazd — permission to enter
• Portuguese: acesso — permission to enter
• Romanian: acces — permission to enter
• Russian: вступле́ние (vstuplénije) — permission to enter
• Spanish: entrada — permission to enter
• Spanish: acceso — permission to enter
• Swedish: tillträde — permission to enter
• Tamil: உள்நுழைவதற்கு அனுமதி (uḷnuḻaivataṟku aṉumati) — permission to enter
• Walloon: intrêye — permission to enter
• Arabic: مَدْخَل (madḵal) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Arabic: دُخُول (duḵūl) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Bulgarian: вход (vhod) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Catalan: entrada — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Chinese Mandarin: 入口 (rùkǒu) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Danish: indgang — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Danish: entré — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Dutch: ingang — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Finnish: sisäänkäynti — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• French: entrée — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• French: accès — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• German: Eingang — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Greek: είσοδος (eísodos) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Ancient Greek: εἴσοδος (eísodos) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Hindi: प्रवेश (praveś) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Hungarian: bejárat — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Italian: entrata — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Italian: accesso — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Italian: via di accesso — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Italian: uscio — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Japanese: 入口 (iriguchi) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Korean: 입구 (ipgu) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Ladin: ntreda — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Middle English: entre — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Mizo: luhna — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Persian: ورودی (vorudi) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Persian: درگاه (dargâh) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Polish: wejście — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Portuguese: entrada — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Russian: вход (vxod) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Russian: въезд (vʺjezd) — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Spanish: entrada — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Spanish: acceso — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Swedish: ingång — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Swedish: entré — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Walloon: intrêye — doorway that provides a means of entering a building
• Finnish: haltuunotto — legal: act of taking possession
• Middle English: entre — legal: act of taking possession
• Finnish: käytävä — passageway between terraced houses
• Bulgarian: вестибю́л (vestibjúl) — room immediately inside the front door
• Danish: entré — room immediately inside the front door
• Dutch: entree — room immediately inside the front door
• Finnish: eteinen — room immediately inside the front door
• French: entrée — room immediately inside the front door
• French: vestibule — room immediately inside the front door
• German: Flur — room immediately inside the front door
• Greek: προθάλαμος (prothálamos) — room immediately inside the front door
• Hungarian: előszoba — room immediately inside the front door
• Hungarian: előtér — room immediately inside the front door
• Hungarian: előcsarnok — room immediately inside the front door
• Italian: entrata — room immediately inside the front door
• Italian: ingresso — room immediately inside the front door
• Persian: سرسرا (sarsarâ) — room immediately inside the front door
• Portuguese: entrada — room immediately inside the front door
• Russian: вход (vxod) — room immediately inside the front door
• Russian: прихо́жая (prixóžaja) — room immediately inside the front door
• Russian: вестибю́ль (vestibjúlʹ) — room immediately inside the front door
• Spanish: entrada — room immediately inside the front door
• Spanish: recibidor — room immediately inside the front door
• Spanish: vestíbulo — room immediately inside the front door
• Swedish: farstu — room immediately inside the front door
• Swedish: hall — room immediately inside the front door
• Swedish: entré — room immediately inside the front door
• Tamil: அரை (arai) — room immediately inside the front door
• Turkish: kapı — room immediately inside the front door
• Walloon: poice — room immediately inside the front door
• Walloon: tchapå — room immediately inside the front door
• Walloon: colidôr — room immediately inside the front door
• Finnish: piiri — group within a church
• Arabic: مَدْخَل (madḵal) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: مُدْخَل (mudḵal) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: قَيْد (qayd) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: مَادَّة (mādda) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: بَنْد (band) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: فِقْرَة (fiqra) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: مُفْرَدَة (mufrada) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Armenian: հոդված (hodvac) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Basque: sarrera — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Belarusian: арты́кул (artýkul) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Belarusian: за́піс (zápis) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Bulgarian: ста́тия (státija) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Catalan: entrada — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Chinese Mandarin: 條目 /条目 (tiáomù) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Chinese Mandarin: 詞條 /词条 (cítiáo) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Chinese Mandarin: 項目 /项目 (xiàngmù) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Chinese Mandarin: 標題語 /标题语 (biāotíyǔ) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Czech: heslo — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Danish: opslag — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Danish: opslagsord — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Danish: artikel — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Dutch: trefwoord — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Dutch: artikel — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Dutch: lemma — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Finnish: artikkeli — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Finnish: hakusana — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• French: article — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• French: rubrique — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Georgian: სასათაურო სიტყვა (sasatauro siṭq̇va) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Georgian: ვოკაბულა (voḳabula) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• German: Eintrag — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Greek: καταχώριση (katachórisi) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Hungarian: szócikk — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Icelandic: fletta — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Indonesian: lema — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Irish: iontráil — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Italian: articolo — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Italian: lemma — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Italian: vocabolo — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Italian: voce — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Japanese: 項目 (kōmoku) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Khmer: មេពាក្យ (mei piək) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Korean: 항목 (hangmok) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Korean: 표제어 (pyojeeo) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Latvian: šķirklis — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Macedonian: одредница (odrednica) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Māori: tāurunga — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Mizo: thuziak — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Mizo: dah-luh — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Norwegian Bokmål: oppslagsord — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Norwegian Nynorsk: oppslagsord — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Persian: درآمد (dar-âmad) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Persian: مدخل (madxal) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Persian: درایه (darâye) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Polish: hasło — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Portuguese: verbete — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Portuguese: entrada — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Russian: статья́ (statʹjá) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Russian: за́пись (zápisʹ) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Serbo-Croatian: одредница — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Serbo-Croatian: натукница — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Serbo-Croatian: odrednica — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Serbo-Croatian: natuknica — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Slovak: heslo — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Spanish: artículo — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Spanish: entrada — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Swedish: uppslag — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Swedish: uppslagsord — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Swedish: artikel — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Ukrainian: стаття́ (stattjá) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Ukrainian: за́пис (zápys) — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Vietnamese: mục từ — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Walloon: intrêye — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Walloon: djivion — article in a dictionary or encyclopedia
• Arabic: دَفْتَر (daftar) — record in a log or in a database
• Arabic: مَدْخَل (madḵal) — record in a log or in a database
• Basque: sarrera — record in a log or in a database
• Chinese Mandarin: 記錄 /记录 (jìlù) — record in a log or in a database
• Czech: položka — record in a log or in a database
• Dutch: post — record in a log or in a database
• Dutch: notitie — record in a log or in a database
• Finnish: merkintä — record in a log or in a database
• French: élément — record in a log or in a database
• French: article — record in a log or in a database
• French: enregistrement — record in a log or in a database
• French: rubrique — record in a log or in a database
• German: Eintrag — record in a log or in a database
• Greek: καταχώριση (katachórisi) — record in a log or in a database
• Hungarian: bejegyzés — record in a log or in a database
• Hungarian: feljegyzés — record in a log or in a database
• Indonesian: ayat — record in a log or in a database
• Irish: iontráil — record in a log or in a database
• Macedonian: одредница (odrednica) — record in a log or in a database
• Māori: tāurunga — record in a log or in a database
• Middle English: entre — record in a log or in a database
• Norwegian: innlegg — record in a log or in a database
• Polish: wpis — record in a log or in a database
• Portuguese: registro — record in a log or in a database
• Russian: за́пись (zápisʹ) — record in a log or in a database
• Spanish: registro — record in a log or in a database
• Spanish: entrada — record in a log or in a database
• Swedish: post — record in a log or in a database
• Swedish: uppslag — record in a log or in a database
• Dutch: element — term in a matrix
• Estonian: element — term in a matrix
• Finnish: alkio — term in a matrix
• French: coefficient — term in a matrix
• French: élément — term in a matrix
• German: Element — term in a matrix
• Italian: entrata — term in a matrix
• Japanese: 要素 (yōso) — term in a matrix
• Persian: درایه (darâye) — term in a matrix
• Portuguese: elemento — term in a matrix
• Russian: элеме́нт (elemént) — term in a matrix
• Spanish: elemento — term in a matrix
• Spanish: entrada — term in a matrix
• Swedish: element — term in a matrix
• Finnish: tulliselvitys — exhibition or depositing of a ship's papers at the customhouse
• Finnish: aloitus — music: point when a musician starts to perform