Definition
to enter (a building): to go into (a building)
To express the sense of movement into a location, to enter is followed directly by an object (without a preposition). Example: enter a building, enter a home. To express the sense of participation, "enter" is often followed by the preposition into. Example: to enter into negotiations, to enter into discussions.
(Press) the enter key (on your keyboard): (Press) the big key with the arrow (on your keyboard)
to enter (a code): to put in, to type, to submit (a code)
to enter (a team in a tournament): to join, to play a part with; to enroll, to enlist (a team in a tournament)
- "Before we enter, please put on these sandals and take this water pistol... just in case."
- "Permission to enter, Brian?"
- "Prepare yourself for the descent, you are going to re-enter the Earth's atmosphere."
- "her story immediately entered national folklore."
- "Mr. Cheeter makes people remove their shoes when they enter his holy temple."
- "Bruno Delavigne has entered the chat"
- "Voice : The initiates may enter."
- "(NASDAQ: IFC) and privately-owned American juice boutique Miracle Juices enter their 85th straight hour, the Peking Duck has obtained an exclusive transcript of a portion of the bargaining sessions."
- "The AFS machine automatically dismisses a worker after their name has been entered into its database."
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