entrance

B1 · Intermediate Countable noun

n. the act of coming into a room or onto a stage.

n. the action of entering a space or appearing before an audience.

日本語:登場※

“The bride made a beautiful entrance as the music started to play.”

“The actor timed his entrance perfectly, stepping onto the stage just as the spotlight shifted to the centre aisle.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the right or permission to go into a place or join a group.

n. the right, permission, or power to enter an institution, building, or social circle.

日本語:入場※

“You need a special pass to gain entrance to the private club.”

“Gaining entrance to the elite university required not only high test scores but also a portfolio of community service.”

C1 · Advanced Countable noun Music Technical

n. the moment when a musician or singer starts to play or sing.

n. the specific point in a musical score where a performer or instrument begins to play.

Español:entrada

“The flute player missed her entrance because she turned two pages at once.”

“The conductor gave a sharp cue to the brass section to ensure a clean entrance during the fortissimo passage.”

C1 · Advanced Literary

v. to fill someone with wonder and delight so they give you all their attention.

v. to fill someone with delight and wonder; to captivate or cast a spell over an audience.

“The children were entranced by the magician's clever tricks.”

“The audience sat in silence, completely entranced by the soprano's hauntingly beautiful performance.”