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    {'entrəns}
    I. 1. влизане (и прен.), театр. явяване
    to make one's ENTRANCE into влизам в
    2. вход, достъп
    to force an ENTRANCE into влизам насилствено/с взлом в
    no ENTRANCE вход забранен
    3. вход, такса (за театър, музей и пр.)
    4. вход, портал (на къща и пр.)
    5. встъпване
    ENTRANCE into office/upon one's duties встъпване в длъжност
    6. attr входен, встъпителен
    ENTRANCE examination приемен изпит
    ENTRANCE fee встъпителна вноска/такса, входна такса
    ENTRANCE hall антре, преддверие
    II. v омайвам, очаровам, изпълвам с възторг, хвърлям в транс
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    {'entrъns} n 1. влизане (и прен.); театр. явяване; to make o(2) {in'tra:ns} v омайвам, очаровам, изпълвам с възторг; хвъ
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    омайвам; портал; встъпление; вход; встъпване; встъпителен; влизане; входен; достъп; обайвам;
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    1. attr входен, встъпителен 2. entrance examination приемен изпит 3. entrance fee встъпителна вноска/такса, входна такса 4. entrance hall антре, преддверие 5. entrance into office/upon one's duties встъпване в длъжност 6. i. влизане (и прен.), театр. явяване 7. ii. v омайвам, очаровам, изпълвам с възторг, хвърлям в транс 8. no entrance вход забранен 9. to force an entrance into влизам насилствено/с взлом в 10. to make one's entrance into влизам в 11. встъпване 12. вход, достъп 13. вход, портал (на къща и пр.) 14. вход, такса (за театър, музей и пр.)
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    entrance[´entrəns] I. n 1. влизане (и прен.); театр. явяване; to make o.'s \entrance into a room влизам в стая; 2. вход, достъп; to force an \entrance into a house влизам в къща насилствено взлом); to gain ( free) \entrance to получавам (свободен) достъп до; no \entrance вход забранен; 3. вход, такса (за представления и пр.); 4. вход, портал (на къща) (to); main ( side) \entrance главен (страничен, черен) вход; 5. встъпване (в длъжност); \entrance into office, upon o.'s duties встъпване в длъжност; 6. attr входен, встъпителен; \entrance examination приемен изпит; \entrance fee входна такса; \entrance hall вестибюл, преддверие. II.[in´tra:ns] v 1. рядко правя (някого) да изпадне в транс; 2. омайвам, пленявам, очаровам; изпълвам с възторг; we were \entranced by the music бяхме очаровани от музиката.

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