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point of entry

/pɔɪnt əv ˈɛntri/

Traduction: Endroit ou moyen par lequel quelqu'un ou quelque chose entre dans un domaine, un système ou une situation donné. Utilisé notamment dans les contextes de sécurité, informatique, médecine ou immigration.

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/pɔɪnt əv ˈɛntri/B2formal
  • frEndroit ou moyen par lequel quelqu'un ou quelque chose entre dans un domaine, un système ou une situation donné. Utilisé notamment dans les contextes de sécurité, informatique, médecine ou immigration.

A place or means by which someone or something enters a particular area, system, or situation. Commonly used in contexts such as security, computing, medicine, or immigration.

  1. Place of accessB1formal

    A specific location where someone or something can enter a building, area, or system.

    frPoint d'accès

    • The main point of entry to the museum is through the north gate.
    • Security guards monitor every point of entry to the stadium.
    • The hackers found a point of entry into the company's network.
  2. Site of infectionB2formal

    The location on or in the body where a pathogen (such as a virus or bacteria) enters and begins to cause infection.

    frporte d'entrée

    • The respiratory tract is a common point of entry for the flu virus.
    • Doctors identified the wound as the point of entry for the bacteria.
    • The point of entry for the infection was a small cut on his hand.