英语词汇entrance的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

entrance /ˈentrəns/ noun 1. a door, gate etc that you go through to enter a placeadjectives/nouns + entrancethe main entrance She found a parking space close to the hospital’s main entrance.a front/back/rear/side entrance Steps lead up to the front entrance.a narrow entrance I could see part of the yard through the narrow entrance.a wide entrance There was a wide entrance at the front of the building.a grand/impressive/imposing entrance She was photographed in front of the museum’s imposing entrance.the hotel/hospital/museum etc entrance Our taxi pulled up outside the hotel entrance.the tunnel/cave entrance The tunnel entrance is halfway up the mountain.the harbour entrance BrE the harbor entrance AmE We watched as the ferry approached the harbour entrance.verbsuse an entrance It’s quicker to use the side entrance.come/go/pass etc through an entrance People passed in single file through the narrow entrance.block the entrance A large stone blocked the entrance to the tomb.entrance + nounsthe entrance hall (=a room at the entrance to a building) He walked through the front door into the entrance hall.the entrance gate/door Soldiers were guarding the entrance gate.2. the act of arriving at a place where you are seen by a lot of other peopleadjectivesa dramatic entrance (=exciting or impressive) The actor makes a dramatic entrance at the end of the first scene.a big/grand entrance (=very impressive, so that a lot of people notice you) This was his chance to make a grand entrance.verbsmake an entrance (=go into a room in an impressive way that people notice) She’s the kind of person who likes to make an entrance.3. the act of going into a placeverbsgain entrance (=go into a place) You need to show your ticket in order to gain entrance.entrance + nounsan entrance charge/fee The great thing about these museums is that there is no entrance fee.an entrance ticket Show your entrance ticket to the guard.prepositionsentrance into a place Entrance into this area of the club is strictly for members only.4. the act of becoming a member of a university, an organization, or a group of people who do a type of workverbsgain entrance (=succeed in getting a place or becoming a member) Some of you will be lucky enough to gain entrance to the country’s top universities.deny sb entrance She has been denied entrance into a number of golf clubs.make an entrance (=join a profession or group) He made his entrance into medicine at the age of 40.entrance + nounsentrance requirements The entrance requirements for some colleges are quite low.an entrance exam also an entrance examination formal Unfortunately, he did not pass the entrance examination.nouns + entranceuniversity/college entrance The school gives advice to pupils on university entrance.prepositionsentrance into sth To gain entrance into the club, you must be recommended by a member.

词组	entrance
释义	entrance /ˈentrəns/ noun 1. a door, gate etc that you go through to enter a placeadjectives/nouns + entrancethe main entrance She found a parking space close to the hospital’s main entrance.a front/back/rear/side entrance Steps lead up to the front entrance.a narrow entrance I could see part of the yard through the narrow entrance.a wide entrance There was a wide entrance at the front of the building.a grand/impressive/imposing entrance She was photographed in front of the museum’s imposing entrance.the hotel/hospital/museum etc entrance Our taxi pulled up outside the hotel entrance.the tunnel/cave entrance The tunnel entrance is halfway up the mountain.the harbour entrance BrE the harbor entrance AmE We watched as the ferry approached the harbour entrance.verbsuse an entrance It’s quicker to use the side entrance.come/go/pass etc through an entrance People passed in single file through the narrow entrance.block the entrance A large stone blocked the entrance to the tomb.entrance + nounsthe entrance hall (=a room at the entrance to a building) He walked through the front door into the entrance hall.the entrance gate/door Soldiers were guarding the entrance gate.2. the act of arriving at a place where you are seen by a lot of other peopleadjectivesa dramatic entrance (=exciting or impressive) The actor makes a dramatic entrance at the end of the first scene.a big/grand entrance (=very impressive, so that a lot of people notice you) This was his chance to make a grand entrance.verbsmake an entrance (=go into a room in an impressive way that people notice) She’s the kind of person who likes to make an entrance.3. the act of going into a placeverbsgain entrance (=go into a place) You need to show your ticket in order to gain entrance.entrance + nounsan entrance charge/fee The great thing about these museums is that there is no entrance fee.an entrance ticket Show your entrance ticket to the guard.prepositionsentrance into a place Entrance into this area of the club is strictly for members only.4. the act of becoming a member of a university, an organization, or a group of people who do a type of workverbsgain entrance (=succeed in getting a place or becoming a member) Some of you will be lucky enough to gain entrance to the country’s top universities.deny sb entrance She has been denied entrance into a number of golf clubs.make an entrance (=join a profession or group) He made his entrance into medicine at the age of 40.entrance + nounsentrance requirements The entrance requirements for some colleges are quite low.an entrance exam also an entrance examination formal Unfortunately, he did not pass the entrance examination.nouns + entranceuniversity/college entrance The school gives advice to pupils on university entrance.prepositionsentrance into sth To gain entrance into the club, you must be recommended by a member.
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