enter
Prononciation : [/ˈɛntə(ɹ)/]
Contexte : « physical location »
(verb) to go or come into a place. Imagine walking through a door or a gate into a room or a building.
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He entered the room and greeted everyone with a smile.
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She did not enter the building because it looked unsafe.
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Did you enter the store to buy groceries?
Contexte : « competition or contest »
(verb) to participate in a competition or contest. It means to join or take part in a game or event.
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She entered the swimming competition and won a medal.
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He did not enter the race because he was not feeling well.
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Are you going to enter the talent show next week?
Contexte : « information or data »
(verb) to input or insert information or data into a computer or system. It means to type or add things into a device.
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Please enter your username and password to log in.
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He forgot to enter the meeting details in his calendar.
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Can you enter the new contacts into the database?
Contexte : « sports »
(noun) a point or score for a team or player in a game or match. It is when someone or a team successfully scores a point.
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The goal was a result of a perfect enter from the striker.
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The opposing team defended well and prevented any enters from the other team.
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How many enters did the team score in the last game?