| 释义 |
[/ˈentrəns; ˋɛntrəns/] n 用法:
1 [C] ~ (to sth) opening, gate, door, passage, etc by which one enters sth 入口; 门; 通道等:
Where's the entrance to the cave? 这个洞穴的入口在哪里? *
There is a front and a back entrance to the house. 这所房子有一个前门和一个後门. *
I'll meet you at the entrance to the theatre. 我在剧院门口和你见面. 用法:
2 [U, C] ~ (into/onto sth) coming or going in; entering 进来; 进去; 进入:
the Prime Minister's entrance into office 首相就职 *
The hero makes his entrance (on stage) in Act 2. 男主角在第二幕出场. *
An actor must learn his entrances and exits, ie when to enter and leave the stage. 演员一定要懂得何时出场和退场. 用法:
3 [U] ~ (to sth) right of entering; admission 进入的权利; 准予进入:
They were refused entrance to the club. 他们被拒於俱乐部门外. *
[attrib 作定语] a university entrance examination 大学入学考试 *
an entrance fee, ie money paid so that one may enter an exhibition, etc or join a club, society, etc 入场费; 入会费. entrance 2
[/ɪnˈtrɑːns; US -ˈtrns; ɪnˋtræns/] v [usu passive 通常用於被动语态:
Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sb (by/with sth) fill sb with great emotion and delight as if by magic 使某人（著魔般）狂喜, 著迷:
entranced at the beautiful sight 被美丽的景色迷住了 *
They were completely entranced by/with the music. 他们完全陶醉在音乐中. *
We sat entranced by her beauty. 我们坐在那里看著她的美貌出神. |