entrance

• Sustantivo que designa un lugar o abertura (puerta, portal, camino) por donde se entra a un edificio, habitación o zona, o el acto de entrar.

A noun referring to a door, gate, or other opening that allows access into a building, room, or area.

1. Way inA2formal

   A door, gate, or passage that allows entry into a place.

   entrada

   • The main entrance to the building is on the left.
   • Please use the side entrance for deliveries.
   • The entrance to the park is free of charge.

   Sinónimosaccessadmissiondoordoorwayentrancewayentrygategatewayingressopeningpassageportalthreshold

   Antónimosegressexitoutlet

2. Act of enteringB1formal

   The act of coming or going into a place.

   entrada

   • Her entrance into the room was dramatic.
   • The actor made a grand entrance on stage.
   • The entrance of the new CEO was announced.

   Sinónimosenteringentryingress

   Antónimosdepartureexitleaving

3. Admission or accessB1formal

   The right or permission to enter a place or join a group.

   Admisión o acceso

   • Students must pay an entrance fee to the museum.
   • He gained entrance to the university after passing the exam.
   • The club requires a membership card for entrance.

   Sinónimosaccessadmissionadmittanceentryingress

   Antónimosdepartureexitleaving

• Verbo que significa llenar a alguien de asombro y deleite, captando su atención como por arte de magia.

A verb used to indicate the act of filling someone with wonder and delight, holding their attention as if by magic.

1. Fill with wonderB2formal

   To fill someone with wonder and delight, as if under a spell.

   hechizar, cautivar

   • The magician entranced the audience with his tricks.
   • She was entranced by the beauty of the sunset.
   • The music entranced everyone in the concert hall.

   Sinónimosbeguilebewitchcaptivatecharmenchantenraptureenthrallfascinatespellbind

   Antónimosboredisenchantdisgustrepel