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1 ♦ entrance
♦ entrance /ˈɛntrəns/n.1 entrata; accesso; ingresso; adito: front (o main) entrance, entrata principale; back entrance, ingresso posteriore2 [u] entrata; ingresso: Her sudden entrance put an end to the conversation, la sua entrata improvvisa ha messo fine alla conversazione; to make one's entrance, fare il proprio ingresso; He was refused entrance to the club, gli è stato vietato l'accesso al circolo; entrance into office, entrata in carica; entrance channel, canale di accesso3 [u] ammissione; ingresso: free entrance, ingresso libero, gratuito; entrance examination, esame d'ammissione; entrance fee, tassa d'ammissione (o d'iscrizione); to gain entrance to st., essere ammesso a qc.● entrance hall, vestibolo □ entrance phone, citofono ( in una casa) □ entrance porch, portico (o veranda) d'accesso □ entrance steps, scalinata d'accesso ( a un tempio, ecc.) □ «No entrance!», «vietato l'accesso»; «divieto d'accesso» ( cartello).(to) entrance /ɪnˈtrɑ:ns/v. t.1 estasiare; incantare; affascinare; rapireentranceda.estasiato; affascinato; in estasi; rapitoentrancementn. [u]2 (fig.) estasi; rapimentoentrancinga.affascinante; incantevole; fascinoso.
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