entrance
noun
Definitions of entrance noun
- A2Countable(可數名詞)
A way to get into a building or place, such as a door or gate.
入口；大門；通道
This museum has three entrances: one on the main street and two at the rear.
這座博物館有三個入口：一個在主街上，兩個在後方。
The entrance of the shopping center was adorned with festive decorations.
購物中心的入口處裝飾著節日裝飾。
The main entrance to the theater is across the street.
劇院的正門在街對面。
- C2Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)
The act of an actor or dancer coming onto the stage.
（演員的）入場；登場
The dancer made a graceful entrance onto the stage, earning applause from the audience.
舞者優雅地登上舞台，贏得了觀眾的掌聲。
As the lights dimmed, the protagonist made a dramatic entrance.
當燈光變暗時，主角戲劇性地登場。
He made his entrance with a unique costume and a confident stride.
他穿著獨特的服裝，以自信的步伐登場。
- Countable(可數名詞)Usually singular(通常單數)
The action of a person entering a room or space, often in a noticeable way.
進入；走進
Everyone went quiet and watched her entrance when she walked into the room.
當她走進房間時，所有人都安靜下來，注視著她的到來。
He accidentally bumped into the door when he made his entrance into the conference room.
他走進會議室時，不小心撞到了門。
The people in the room turned to look at her when she made her entrance.
當她走進房間時，房間裡的人都轉頭看向她。
- B1Uncountable(不可數名詞)
The authorization or permission to go into a particular place.
進入權；進入許可
Only those with valid passes are allowed entrance.
只有持有有效通行證的人才能進入。
Entrance to this private area is prohibited without permission.
未經許可禁止進入這個私人區域。
He was denied entrance to the building due to safety concerns.
由於安全問題，他被拒絕進入該建築物。
verb
Definitions of entrance verb
- Transitive(及物動詞)
To be so captivating or fascinating that you cannot stop watching or listening.
使著迷；使入迷
Her captivating voice entranced the audience.
她迷人的聲音讓觀眾著迷。
The movie's stunning visuals and storyline entranced all who watched it.
這部電影的驚人視覺效果和故事情節讓所有觀看者入迷。
The magician entranced the audience with his incredible skills and performance.
魔術師用他不可思議的技巧和表演讓觀眾著迷。