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entrance

[en-truhns] / ˈɛn trəns /




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Passengers should continue to use Glasgow Central's Hope Street and low-level entrances while the main doors are blocked off.

From BBC

Used daily as a goods entrance by servants and tradespeople in the 1800s, the tunnel has remained unseen since the 1970s.

From BBC

It is not necessary to know the backstory of the picture and its title to find it entrancing, but its history is a rich one.

From The Wall Street Journal

A large iron gate marks the entrance of an estate with two mansions set next to pine forests in the Sierra Madre mountains around Tapalpa, a favorite weekend retreat for wealthy Guadalajara businessmen.

From The Wall Street Journal

More slowly the two shopworkers got up and followed them down the stairs to the shop’s rear entrance.

From Literature