entry in Irish
entry in Irish is iontráil — entry means the act of entering, or a means of entering a place.
entry in Irish
iontráil
What does "entry" mean?
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noun The act of entering, or a means of entering a place.
"Entry to the museum is free on Sundays."
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noun An individual item recorded in a list, log, diary, or database.
"She wrote a new entry in her diary every night."
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entry in a sentence
- Entry to the museum is free on Sundays.
- She wrote a new entry in her diary every night.
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What is "entry" in Irish?
"entry" in Irish is iontráil. entry means: The act of entering, or a means of entering a place.
How do you use "entry" in a sentence?
Example: "Entry to the museum is free on Sundays." In Irish, "entry" is iontráil.
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