entry form
1entry form — noun An application form for a competition • • • Main Entry: ↑entry …
2entry form — n. also: entry blank to send in, submit an entry form for …
3form tutor — form teacher or form tutor noun (esp in a secondary school) the teacher who is responsible for the administration, welfare, etc of a particular form or class • • • Main Entry: ↑form * * * form tutor variant UK US Main entry: form teacher …
4import entry form — A form completed by a UK importer of goods and submitted to the Customs and Excise for assessment of the import duty, if any. When passed by the Customs the form functions as a warrant to permit the goods to be removed from the port of entry …
5form teacher — or form tutor noun (esp in a secondary school) the teacher who is responsible for the administration, welfare, etc of a particular form or class • • • Main Entry: ↑form * * * form teacher UK US noun [countable] [singular form teacher …
6form feed — noun (computing) A control character used to eject paper from a printer or to move the paper to the next page • • • Main Entry: ↑form …
7form horse — noun The favourite, the expected winner (horse racing; also figurative) • • • Main Entry: ↑form …
8entry — A declaration and request for customs release in respect of imports or goods intended for export. It is usually made on a Single Administrative Document ( SAD). Traders approved to do so can submit entries electronically. HM Customs & Revenue… …
9entry — n. headword and definition (in a dictionary) 1) to give, include an entry 2) a run on entry 3) at, in, under an entry act of entering 4) to make an entry (to make a triumphal entry; to make an entry in a diary) 5) to gain entry to (they gained… …
10entry — [[t]e̱ntri[/t]] ♦♦ entries 1) N UNCOUNT: usu N to/into n If you gain entry to a particular place, you are able to go in. Bill was among the first to gain entry to Buckingham Palace when it opened to the public recently... Non residents were… …
