entrance in Norwegian
entrance in Norwegian is fascinere, fortrylle, sette i transe — entrance means a doorway, gate, or opening through which one enters a place.
entrance in Norwegian
fascinere
(transitive) To delight and fill with wonder.
fortrylle
(transitive) To delight and fill with wonder.
sette i transe
(transitive) To put into a trance.
What does "entrance" mean?
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noun A doorway, gate, or opening through which one enters a place.
"Meet me at the main entrance of the museum."
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noun The act of entering, or the right to enter.
"Her entrance into the room silenced the whole party."
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verb To fill someone with wonder and delight, as if putting them under a spell.
"The dancer's performance entranced the entire audience."
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entrance in a sentence
- Meet me at the main entrance of the museum.
- The entrance to the tunnel was hidden behind thick bushes.
- Her entrance into the room silenced the whole party.
- The dancer's performance entranced the entire audience.
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What is "entrance" in Norwegian?
"entrance" in Norwegian is fascinere, fortrylle, sette i transe. entrance means: A doorway, gate, or opening through which one enters a place.
How do you use "entrance" in a sentence?
Example: "Meet me at the main entrance of the museum." In Norwegian, "entrance" is fascinere, fortrylle, sette i transe.
Are there other ways to say "entrance" in Norwegian?
Yes — Norwegian has 3 translations listed for "entrance": fascinere, fortrylle, sette i transe.
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