| 单词 | entrance |
| 释义 | entrance noun¹ 1door/place through which you enter sth入口adjective | verb + entrance | entrance + noun | preposition adjective➤narrow, wide狭窄的／宽阔的入口▸➤main正门▸➤back, front, rear, side后门；前门；侧门➤separate分开的入口➤north, west, etc.北边、西边等的入口➤secret秘密入口➤service, tradesman's (especially bre) 送货入口▸➤cave, church, harbour/harbor, school, subway, tunnel, etc.洞口、教堂大门、海港入口、校门、地铁口、隧道入口等verb + entrance➤use使用入口◆while the front door is being repaired, please use the side entrance.前门正在维修，请走侧门。➤mark标志入口◆the little porch marked the entrance to a churchyard.小走廊是通向教堂庭院的入口。➤have有入口◆the building has only one entrance.这个建筑只有一个入口。➤block堵住入口◆she stood firm, blocking the entrance.她坚持站在那里堵住入口。➤guard看门entrance + noun➤area, foyer, hall, hallway, lobby入口区域；前厅；门厅▸➤door, doorway, gate, porch入口大门；入口通道；入口门厅▸➤passage, way入口通道；入口➤ramp驶入匝道preposition➤at the entrance, by an/the entrance在入口处；从入口处◆the band left by the rear entrance to escape photographers.为躲避摄影记者，乐队从后门离开了。➤in the entrance在入口处◆she stood in the entrance to the ward.她站在病房的门口。➤through the entrance通过入口◆go through the main entrance into the yard.从正门进入院子。➤entrance from从⋯的入口◆there is a back entrance from west street.西街有一个后门入口。➤entrance to⋯的入口◆he was waiting at the entrance to the cave.他在洞口等候。entrance noun² 2act of coming in进入adjective | verb + entrance | preposition adjective➤big, dramatic, grand盛大的／引人注目的／隆重的出场verb + entrance➤make出场◆she made a grand entrance once all the guests were assembled.客人到齐之后，她隆重出场。➤gain得以进入◆some of the protesters tried to gain entrance to the meeting.一些抗议者试图进入会场。preposition➤entrance into进入⋯◆her entrance into politics她投身政界entrance noun³ 3right to enter a place进入权verb + entrance | entrance + noun verb + entrance➤gain获得进入权◆students hoping to gain entrance to college希望上大学的学生➤deny sb不让某人进入entrance + noun➤charge, fee入场费▸➤ticket门票◆an entrance ticket to the zoo动物园门票➤requirements参加标准▸➤exam, examination入学考试 entrance [uncountable] the right or opportunity to enter a building or place; permission to join an organization（进入或加入的）权利，机会，许可◆they were refused entrance to the club.他们被俱乐部拒诸门外。◆the police were unable to gain entrance to the house.警察无法进入那栋房子。◆what are the entrance requirements for this course?修这门课要具备什么条件？ entrance [countable, usually singular] the act of entering a room, building or place, especially in a way that people notice（尤指引人注目的）进入，出场，登场◆a fanfare signalled the entrance of the king.响亮的喇叭奏乐预示国王驾到。◆after so many years in show business he knew how to make an entrance.在演艺界这么多年，他知道如何登场。◆the hero makes his entrance (= comes onto the stage) in scene two.男主角在第二场出场。 opp exit → departure 1 ➡ see also enter → enter entrance /ɪntraːns; name ɪntræns/ [transitive, usually passive] (written) to get and keep sb's close attention by making them feel great pleasure or admiration使狂喜；使入迷◆he listened to her, entranced.他听她说话听得出了神。◆i was entranced by the bird's beauty.我被那只鸟的美丽迷住了。 entrance [countable] a door, gate or passage that is used for entering a room, building or place大门（口）；入口（处）；通道◆i'll meet you at the main entrance.我将在正门与你碰面。◆a lighthouse marks the entrance to the harbour.灯塔是进入海港航道的标志。 opp exit ➡ see also the entry for hall 2另见 hall 条第 2 义entrance/ˈentrəns ||; ˈɛntrəns/noun1. [c] the entrance (to/of sth) the door, gate or opening where you go into a place 入口: ◇i'll meet you at the entrance to the theatre. 我约你在戏院门口见。 2. [c] entrance (into/onto sth) the act of coming or going into a place, especially in a way that attracts attention 进入（尤指引人注目地）；登场: ◇he made a dramatic entrance onto the stage. 他出场的时候先声夺人。 [syn] entry can be used with the same meaning. entry 可用于表达同样意思。 [opp] for senses 1 and 2 exit 第 1 及2 义的反义词皆为 exit 3. [u] entrance (to sth) the right to enter a place 进入（某处）的权利: ◇they were refused entrance to the disco because they were wearing shorts. 迪斯科舞厅叫他们吃了闭门羹，因为他们穿着短裤。◇an entrance fee 入场费 [syn] entry can be used with the same meaning. entry可用于表达同样意思。 ☞look at admission, admittance. 参看 admission 及 admittance。 4. [u] entrance (into/to sth) permission to join a club, society, university, etc 准许加入（俱乐部、社团）；准许上（大学等）: ◇you don't need to take an entrance exam to get into university. 进大学是不用通过入学考试的。 ☞ look at admission. 参看 admission。entrancesee ⇨ enter 10 • • •• ⇨ make an entrance/make your entrance en·trance /`ɛntrəns; ˈentrəns/n 1. [c] a door or gate that you go through to enter a place 入口处，进口，门口:◇meet me at the front entrance to the building. 请在大楼的正门口等我。 2. [u] the right to enter a place, or become a member of a profession, university etc ［某行业、大学等的］进入权，进入许可:◇there will be an entrance fee of $30. 要收 30 元入场费。 3. make an/your entrance to come into a place, especially in a way that makes people notice you ［引人注目地］进入，登场:◇sheila waited for the right moment to make her dramatic entrance. 希拉等待合适的时机来个令人难忘的登场。→ compare 比较 entryusage note 用法说明: entrance and 和 entrycompare entrance and entry. the usual word for when someone enters a place or organization is entry. 比较 entrance 和 entry 的区别。表示某人进入某地或某机构通常用 entry:◇entry to the building is by a side door. 进入大楼要走侧门。◇ireland's entry into the ec 爱尔兰加入欧盟。entrance is used to talk about when someone enters a place during a public ceremony or performance. entrance 则用于公开典礼或表演时某人进入场地:◇the crowd was wild by the time noel finally made his entrance. 诺尔终于进场时观众欣喜若狂。or to talk about the right to enter somewhere. 或用于表示有进入某处的权利:◇you'll have to pay an entrance fee. 你得支付入场费。◇a college entrance examination 大学入学考试 entrancev [t] ☞ entrance |
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