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单词 enter
释义
enter
verb
uk
/ˈen.tər/us
/ˈen.t̬ɚ/

enterverb(PLACE)

A2[IorT]
to come or go into aparticularplace:
进来；进去；进入
Thepoliceentered (thebuilding)through/bythesidedoor.警察从侧门进入（这座大楼）。
You willbegintofeelsleepyas thedrugenters thebloodstream.药物进入血液后你就会开始感到困倦。
More examples
  • Hereyesbrightenedwhen shesawhim enter theroom.
  • Before you can enter thecountry, you have toclearcustoms.
  • Pleaseknockbefore entering.
  • Bathers must befullyclothedbefore entering therestaurant.
  • Intruders had entered thehousethrough a backwindow.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Arriving, entering and invading
  • annex
  • annexation
  • be on the sceneidiom
  • been
  • break
  • breaksomeonein
  • hit
  • interloper
  • intrude
  • intrusion
  • invade
  • jump
  • jump the queueidiom
  • land
  • roll up!idiom
  • set foot insomewhereidiom
  • show up
  • trespass
  • turn
  • turn out
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enterverb(COMPETITION)

B1[IorT]
to beincludedin acompetition,race, orexam, or toarrangefor someoneelseto do this:
（为…）报名参加（竞赛、考试等）；安排…参加
Both men have been enteredfor/inthe 100metresinParisnextmonth.两个人都已报名参加下个月在巴黎举行的100米短跑比赛。
All threecompanieshave entered theracetodevelopa newsystem.三家公司都加入了开发这套新系统的竞争。
Are you going to enter thephotographycompetition?你要参加摄影比赛吗？
More examples
  • She's entered acrosswordcompetition.
  • Anothercandidatehas now entered thepresidentialrace.
  • Onlypeopleover theageof 16 can enter thecompetition.
  • Atotalof 21horseswere entered for therace.
  • Fordetailson how to enter thecompetition,seepage134.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Including and containing
  • absorptive capacity
  • all in
  • assimilable
  • assimilate
  • buildsomethingin/intosomething
  • carry
  • cast
  • encompass
  • enshrine
  • extend
  • factor
  • factorsomethingin
  • forget
  • packsomethingin
  • package
  • pepper
  • peppersomethingwithsomething
  • plug(something/someone)intosomething
  • reincorporate
  • rich
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Taking part and getting involved

enterverb(INFORMATION)

B1[T]
to putinformationinto acomputer,book, ordocument:
输入；登记；登录
You have to enter apasswordtoaccessthedatabase.你必须输入密码才能进入数据库。
[T]formal
to make aparticulartypeofstatementofficially:
（正式）提出
Theprisonerentered apleaof notguilty.犯人提出无罪抗辩。
More examples
  • Before weleaveworkeachday, we make abackupof all therecordswe have entered into thecomputerthatday.
  • Thedataisvalidatedautomaticallyby thecomputerafter it has been entered.
  • Have you enteredyourpassword?
  • Taperecordingsofconversationsaretranscribedbytypistsand entered into thedatabase.
  • Please enteryourusernameandpassword.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Operating computers
  • admin
  • aliasing
  • always-on
  • backsomeoneup
  • black hat
  • computerate
  • computerize
  • drill down
  • escape
  • interface
  • keyboarder
  • maximize
  • miswrite
  • mouse oversomething
  • munging
  • navigational
  • scroll
  • telecottage
  • ticket
  • uninstall
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Writing & typing
Taking legal action

enterverb(ORGANIZATION)

[T]
tobecomeamemberof aparticularorganization, or tostartworkingin aparticulartypeofjob:
成为…的一员，加入；开始从事
Ms Doughty enteredpolitics/Parliamentafter acareerinbanking.道蒂女士在银行业工作了几年后开始从政／成为议员。
More examples
  • She was amedicalpractitionerbefore she enteredpolitics.
  • He was in histhirtieswhen hedecidedto enter thechurch.
  • What made youdecideto enter thefashionworld?
  • It'sperhapsnot thebesttimeto enter theteachingprofession.
  • At theageof 30 hedecidedto enter theworldofpublishing.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Organizations - joining & leaving
  • addition
  • anti-assimilation
  • assimilation
  • assimilationist
  • assimilative
  • assimilatory
  • blackball
  • disenrollment
  • enrol
  • enrolment
  • entrant
  • entry
  • entryway
  • exit
  • initiation ceremony
  • joiner
  • non-joiner
  • on the booksidiom
  • onto
  • sit
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Applying for a job

enterverb(PERIOD)

C1[T]
tobeginaperiodoftime:
进入…时期
Theprojectis enteringitsfinalstages.工程就要进入最后的阶段。
Theviolenceis now enteringitsthirdweek.暴力活动现已进入第三周。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Starting and beginning
  • be in the first flush ofidiom
  • be/get in on the ground flooridiom
  • become
  • begin
  • branch out
  • develop
  • export
  • get down to businessidiom
  • grow
  • half-cock
  • here
  • here goes!idiom
  • hit the ground runningidiom
  • stirring
  • strike
  • strike out(somewhere)
  • stuck
  • stumble intosomething
  • swing into actionidiom
  • the ground floor
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Phrasal verbs

enter intosomething
enter on/uponsomething
enter
noun[S]
uk
/ˈen.tər/us
/ˈen.t̬ɚ/
thekeyon acomputerkeyboardthat is used to say that the words ornumberson thescreenarecorrect, or to say that aninstructionshould beperformed, or tomovedown alineon thescreen:
回车键
Move thecursorto where it says "New File" andpressenter.把光标移到“新建文件”处然后按回车键。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Computer hardware
  • 3-D printer
  • beamer
  • blackberry
  • brick
  • bubblejet
  • card reader
  • data projector
  • gamepad
  • graphics card
  • hard drive
  • optical reader
  • optically
  • palmtop
  • parallel port
  • patch
  • patch intosomething
  • pen drive
  • plug and play
  • printer
  • whiteboard
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Computer concepts
(Definition ofenterfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

enter| American Dictionary

enter
verb
us
/ˈen·tər/

enterverb(GO IN)

[I/T]
to come or go into aplace:
[T]Theorchestraentered thehall.
[T]He entered ashelterfor thehomeless.
[I]Half of the museum’svisitorsarechildrenwho enter forfree.
[I/T]
To enter is also to beadmittedto orbecomeamemberof anorganization:
[I]He entered thearmyat theageof 18.

enterverb(BEGIN)

[I/T]
tobeginorbecomeinvolvedin something:
[T]Thepresidentmaintainedwe were about to enter aperiodofunprecedentedeconomicgrowth.
[I]She entered into anexclusivecontractwith aninternationalsportsshoecompany.

enterverb(RECORD)

[T]
to make arecordof something;list:
Did you enteryournamesin theguestbook?
Use thiscomputerto enter thedata.
He was entered(=listedofficiallyas takingpart)in theshotput anddiscusevents.
[T]
lawTo enter is to make something, such as astatementor apieceofevidence, apartof theofficialrecord:
He entered apleaof notguilty.
(Definition ofenterfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

enter| Business English

enter
verb[T]
uk
/ˈentər/us
tobegintakingpartin aparticularmarketorareaofbusiness:
enter a market/businessThisrulingshould make iteasierforfirst-timebuyerstoenter thehousingmarket(= tobuyapropertyfor the firsttime).
IT
to putinformationinto acomputer:
At theprompt,pleaseenter avalidemailaddress.
enter data/information (into sth)Allinformationis entered into adatabaseandanalyzedforpatterns.
ACCOUNTING
to writeinformationinto anaccountbook, alist, etc.:
Allcustomerpaymentsmust be entered into theaccountsbookat thetimeofpurchase.
Before themeeting, thenumberofhoursrequestedfrom eachdepartmentis entered onto thespreadsheetoppositeeachproject.
ifpeopleorgoodsenter acountryorregion, theyarrivethere:
Legitimatevisaholdersshould beallowedto enter andleavethecountry, and toapplyfor arenewaloftheirvisawhile still inAmerica.
Allcargovesselsentering theportarestoppedandinspected.
tobeginaperiodoftime:
enter an era/a phase/a cycleThecompanyentered a neweratoday withitsfirst pre-taxprofit.
Now is not thetimetobuy, just as we areentering arecession.
The country'seconomyis enteringitseighthyearofuninterruptedgrowth.
tostartworkingin aparticulartypeofjob, or tobecomeamemberof aparticularorganization:
Now is apeaktimeforyoungpeopletoenter theprofession.
toofficiallymake anagreementorbeginadiscussionwith anotherpersonororganization:
enter a contract/agreement/partnershipThe twocompaniesplanto enter ajointdistributionagreementtodistributetheproductsintheirrespectivemarkets.
enterdiscussions/talkswith sb
enter the fray
tobeginto takepartin acompetitivesituation:
Therumouredinterestof a USventurecapitalisttriggeredspeculationthat arivalcould enter thefray.
enter a plea of guilty/not guilty
LAW
toofficiallystatethat you areguilty/notguiltyof acrimein acourtoflaw
enter service
tobeginto be used for the firsttime:
The A380 - the world'sbiggestpassengerjet- enteredservicein 2006.

Phrasal verb

enter into sth
enter
noun[U]
IT
uk
/ˈentər/us
one of the set ofmovingpartsthat youpresswithyourfingerson acomputerwhen you havetypedaninstructionorwanttostarta newline:
Type in thedataand thenpressenter.
(Definition ofenterfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofenter

enter
However, the error is quick to decrease andenterthe range of error of the other algorithms.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The use of parody enables the external world to 'enter' and disrupt the otherwise 'purely musical' discourse.
From theCambridge English Corpus
So he returned them their arms and entered the palace with the earl.
From theCambridge English Corpus
But here, we have quitted the positive history, toenterinto the realm of representations, which requires a different approach.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The verb-and-particle ttwui-e "run" is revised and replaced with the verb-and-particle tul-e "enter".
From theCambridge English Corpus
Every second section was removed, so that a person couldenterinto its centre in order to play them.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Though participants' responses on the set of practice items would notenterinto our analysis, the responses are telling.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The participants were explicitly told toentertheir responses as quickly as possible.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Should other dependent reasonsenterthe picture, then it is not at all clear that the (normal) goal of arbitration would be thwarted.
From theCambridge English Corpus
Many studentsenterschools with a linguistic repertoire that straddles their languages.
From theCambridge English Corpus
By the time theyentersecondary education (13 years old), students have a vocabulary of 16,000 words.
From theCambridge English Corpus
We reasoned that no scorable response may be taken as a measure of difficulty, and thus entered a score of zero in these cases.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This can, moreover, include any significant text that enters the public domain.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As a last step, the interaction between the two co-morbidity types was entered.
From theCambridge English Corpus
This chapter also looks at borrowing and other ways that new signs typicallyenterthe sign lexicon.
From theCambridge English Corpus
These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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