Collocations for "entrance"
Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "entrance" in context.
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entrance
ⓘMost examples are given in US English. We have labeled exceptions as UK.n
- the [main, side, public, rear, front] entrance
- the entrance to the [hotel, store, theater, building]
- the [hotel, hotel's] entrance
- use the [next, main] door for entrance
- there's a strict dress code for entrance
- [denied, refused] entrance to the [club, casino, theater]
- [fans, guests, journalists] were blocking the entrance
- let's meet at the entrance
- post a (security) guard on each entrance
- [monitor, control, guard, patrol] the entrance
- entrance to the [castle, museum] is free
- entrance is free for [children, veterans, students]
- made a [grand, glamorous, dramatic, formal, sloppy] entrance
- always makes an entrance
- loves to make an entrance
- take exams for [college, university] entrance
- there is a controlled entrance to
- entrance is restricted to
- [college, university] entrance exams
- [failed, passed] the entrance exam
- the entrance sign
- pay an entrance fee for
- entranced [them, the child, the audience, readers, viewers]
- entranced by the [sight, flames, beauty, music, scenery]
- [absolutely, completely, totally, utterly] entranced by
'entrance' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
ID
- badge
- barrier
- before
- block
- board
- burrow
- button
- cave
- cellar
- clear
- clump
- control
- criterion
- deny
- door
- elevator
- examination
- exit
- filter
- foyer
- free
- gain
- greet
- guard
- hall
- head
- heavy
- highway
- lobby
- lock
- motto
- noise
- north
- pedestrian
- plywood
- police
- priority
- private
- ramp
- refusal
- scramble
- secret
- shop
- shutter
- side
- someone
- stair
- station
- swiftly