entry
પ્રવેશ
definition
noun
the door was locked, but he forced an entry
an act of going or coming in.
Students may write a newspaper account for the local paper describing their adventures, or they could write a diary entry in the voice of a person from that time period.
an item written or printed in a diary, list, ledger, or reference book.
translation of 'entry'
દાખલ થવું તે,
પ્રવેશદ્વાર,
દરવાજો,
નોંધ
noun
પ્રવેશ
example
All graduates of honours Bachelor degree programmes would be eligible to apply for 'entry' to medical education.
Then it is the transaction that constitutes the misfeasance and the journal 'entry' might be an admission of the transaction.
sophisticated features to help ensure accurate data 'entry'
These are known as u2018on-entryu2019 cases, because they are seeking 'entry' but have not entered.
His racing team pays for his bike, his race 'entry' fees and his traveling expenses.
A grand jury has indicted him on seven charges in total, including bank fraud, false 'entry' in bank records, and aiding and abetting.
Police have said that the thieves might have got in through a side door as a superintendent had locked up the unit at 6.30 pm the other way in is through the maternity ward and there were no signs of a forced 'entry' .
It is known to his friends that the competition 'entry' fee is all spent on prizes.
King opts for slower tempos than expected, illuminating every stately arpeggio in the opening instrumental prelude until the explosive 'entry' of the voices.
They tucked their shoes under the bench and walked to the 'entry' that led onto the rink.
More men than women who were eligible for 'entry' into the study declined to be enrolled because of a concern about prosecution for driving under the influence.
When Kamal made his 'entry' to the accompaniment of drumbeats, a frisson of excitement shot through the crowds.
The forced 'entry' may be the result of a predetermined or notional plan to seize an airfield following or during combat operations.
The award is worth E30,000 and includes a week at a major European Rally School, a free competition licence, free 'entry' fees and free road insurance for a year.
The first 'entry' is dated 1993, but the bulk is from the autumn of 1994 onwards.
When the door covers the 'entry' , the office and library can be accessed simultaneously.
The defendant has produced the single line 'entry' from the log that pertains to the representative plaintiff's claim.
The previous record 'entry' , in 2002, was 821 crews.
One successful approach to Sweden's problems led to its 'entry' into the European Union in 1995, which had been approved by a referendum in 1994.
the thieves failed to gain 'entry'
the 'entry' to the yard
On my refusing to marry the couple they went off in a vicious manner, throwing a large stone against the 'entry' door.
Patients were eligible for 'entry' to the study if they requested an appointment the same day and were able to come to the experimental session.
The glass will trap too much heat against the 'entry' door and possibly damage it.
A huge 'entry' is anticipated, giving a lot of entertainment free on the streets of Swinford.
there was a large 'entry' for this tournament
the diamonds are still not established, so South must gamble on finding an extra 'entry' to the dummy
Then she turned on her heel and left me staring at the green door, contemplating my 'entry' .
undocumented workers seeking 'entry' to the United States
Extending along the northern portion of the library is a glass-enclosed 'entry' that leads the visitor up a gradual slope that enhances a spiritual feeling.
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