n.

1. 进入，入场；出赛，参加[C][U][（+into）]
   He supported that country's entry into the European Common Market.

   他支持那个国家加入欧洲共同体。

2. 进入权[U]
   The people without a ticket are denied entry.

   没有票的人不许入内。

3. 入口；门口；河口；通道[C][（+to/of）]
   The entry of the cave was hidden by trees.

   洞穴的入口被树丛遮掩。

4. 参赛者；参赛物，参赛作品[C]
   The illustrator is going to judge the entries in the children's painting competition.

   那位插画家将评审儿童绘画比赛的参赛作品。

   The Marathon had sixty entries.

   报名参加马拉松赛的共有六十名。

5. 【商】报关手续；报单[C][（+for）]
6. 登记；记帐；项目；词条；帐目[C][U]
   The new edition contains 5,000 entries.

   新版收录五千个词条。

7. 【律】对房屋的侵入，对土地的侵占[U][C]

n.

1. an act or the action of entering.
2. a place of entrance.
   ▸dialect a passage between buildings.
3. the right, means, or opportunity to enter.
   ▸ (also entry into possession) Law  the action of taking up the legal right to property.
   ▸Bridge  a card providing an opportunity to transfer the lead to a particular hand.
4. an item entered in a list, account book, reference book, etc.
5. a person who enters a competition.
   ▸the number of entrants in a competition.
6. the forward part of a ship's hull below the waterline, considered in terms of breadth or narrowness.