英:[ˈentri wə:d]
美:[ˈɛntri wɚd]
英:[ˈentri wə:d]
美:[ˈɛntri wɚd]
n.
开头词
noun
a word or term often in distinctive type placed at the beginning of an entry (as in a dictionary) : headword
noun
a word or term often in distinctive type placed at the beginning of an entry (as in a dictionary) : headword
The first known use of entry word was in 1890
enterverb
to go or come in or into
enter a room
penetrate sense 1b, pierce
the needle enters the skin at an angle
to cause to be admitted to : enroll
enter a child in kindergarten
to become a member of
to take part in : join enter into a discussion
enter a race
to make a beginning
enter into business
to take possession
entered upon their inheritance
to set down in a book or list
entered my name on the roster
to put in or into : insert
enter data into the computer program
to place formally before a legal authority (as a court)
enter a complaint
enterverb
to go or come in or into
enter a room
penetrate sense 1b, pierce
the needle enters the skin at an angle
to cause to be admitted to : enroll
enter a child in kindergarten
to become a member of
to take part in : join enter into a discussion
enter a race
to make a beginning
enter into business
to take possession
entered upon their inheritance
to set down in a book or list
entered my name on the roster
to put in or into : insert
enter data into the computer program
to place formally before a legal authority (as a court)
enter a complaint
entombverb
to place in a tomb : bury
entombverb
to place in a tomb : bury
entreatverb
to ask in a serious and urgent manner : plead, beg
entreatverb
to ask in a serious and urgent manner : plead, beg
entry wordnoun
a word entered in a list or bookespecially: a word in boldface type that is being explained in a dictionary
1 The first word of a sentence should begin with a capital letter.
一个句子的第一个词应该用大写字母开头。