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101entry-level — UK / US adjective 1) entry level equipment is the most basic or simple type intended for people who are beginning an activity 2) an entry level job is at the lowest level in a company or organization …
102entry-level — en′try lev el adj. 1) cvb suitable for unskilled or inexperienced workers: entry level jobs[/ex] 2) cvb being relatively simple in design and low in cost: entry level computers[/ex] • Etymology: 1980–85 …
103entry-level — /ˈɛntri lɛvəl/ (say entree levuhl) adjective designating something which is at the lowest rank in a hierarchical structure: an entry level position in a firm; an entry level home purchase …
104entry system — See illuminated entry system keyless entry system …
105entry ad terminum qui praeteriit — An entry at the end of a term which has expired,–a writ of entry for the landlord at the expiration of the tenant s lease …
106entry — n. (pl. ies) 1 a the act or an instance of going or coming in. b the coming of an actor on stage. c ceremonial entrance. 2 liberty to go or come in. 3 a a place of entrance; a door, gate, etc. b a lobby. 4 Brit. a passage between buildings. 5 the …
107entry — See: PORT OF ENTRY …
108entry — See: PORT OF ENTRY …
109entry — noun (plural entries) Etymology: Middle English entre, from Anglo French entree, from feminine of entré, past participle of entrer to enter Date: 13th century 1. the right or privilege of entering ; entree 2. the act of entering ; entrance 3. a… …
110entry-level — adjective Date: 1970 of or being at the lowest level of a hierarchy < entry level jobs > …
