entrance
প্রবেশদ্বার
definition
verb
I was entranced by a cluster of trees that were lit up by fireflies
fill (someone) with wonder and delight, holding their entire attention.
noun
A stained glass front door opens into an entrance hall with understairs storage, ceiling coving, a centre rose and a decorative archway.
an opening, such as a door, passage, or gate, that allows access to a place.
translation of 'entrance'
verb
মোহাবিষ্ট করা,
অভিভূত করা,
উল্লসিত করা,
মোহিত করা
noun
প্রবেশের ক্ষমতা,
পথ,
গলন,
প্রবেশন,
ফটক,
প্রবেশপথ,
প্রবেশ,
নিবেশ,
দ্বার,
অভিনয়মঁচে প্রবেশ,
প্রবেশাধিকার,
অনুপ্রবেশ,
প্রারম্ভ,
দ্বারদেশ,
প্রবেশদ্বার
example
Improvement work will now allow an impressive 'entrance' to the Saint Patrick Centre from Market Street.
The Golden Gate, a 4,200 ft suspension bridge, spans the Golden Gate Strait at the 'entrance' to San Francisco Bay.
He had a perfect A average as an undergraduate but his father, a milkman, had no political connections so he was denied 'entrance' .
an 'entrance' examination
She was well on course to gain the grades in chemistry, geology, biology and history she needed to gain university 'entrance' .
Two sets of wrought-iron gates herald the 'entrance' to a driveway that sweeps in a horseshoe round the front of the building.
There is a gate lodge at the 'entrance' to the estate, a number of cottages and a stable block, which may have potential for conversion to residential use.
This practice marked 'entrance' into Baptist society, and demanded a rejection of infant baptism.
By the time they have cleared the school examinations, professional 'entrance' tests are upon them, catching them unawares.
This office is approached through the 'entrance' to Settle town hall.
The first idea we glean from him is his description in the stage direction that introduces his first 'entrance' into the stage.
about fifty people attempted to gain 'entrance'
Plainclothes members of the public security bureau were watching the great red gate at the 'entrance' to the crematorium yesterday.
about fifty people attempted to gain 'entrance'
the 'entrance' to a tunnel
Police are certain the three are connected because in each case 'entrance' was gained via windows at the rear of the properties which were all in close proximity to each other.
However, the next day, he saw an opportunity to gain possible 'entrance' into the warm building.
Universities took up this work, awarding certificates which exempted the holders from university 'entrance' examinations.
her final 'entrance' is as a triumphant princess
Ironically enough, this was just as he stepped through the heavy wooden door which marks the 'entrance' to the venue.
The caretaker of the school will tend the site, closing an access gate and opening another 'entrance' to the public at 4pm each day.
If the reliability of the Bagrut exams is undermined, the universities will introduce 'entrance' examinations, he warned.
That hidden door was the 'entrance' to a maze of passageways that go throughout the entire castle.
The entrance to the monastery is on the eastern side of the first level and at the far end of the 'entrance' hall, behind a stonewall, part of which still exists, was the crypt.
at their abrupt 'entrance' he rose to his feet
In the spring of 1924 Leopold passed the 'entrance' exam to enter the law school at Harvard University in the fall.
If they had this rule, ladies would have the right to demand 'entrance' .
I know this for a fact, because every day they all seem to stand in my way and block the 'entrance' to the ticket gates.
Steps have already been taken to try and reduce the number of vehicles driving on the surface, with the placement of new bollards restricting the 'entrance' of heavy vans entering the town.
There's even talk of instituting 'entrance' exams to decrease the number of students entering community colleges.
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