effect an entry
Definition of effect an entry - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
initiateRare make an entry happen or occurRare
- The company plans to effect an entry into the new market.
- They needed to effect an entry into the competitive industry.
- To effect an entry, the team worked tirelessly on the project.
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Expressions with effect
intended to produce a reaction
She laughed loudly for effect, hoping to lighten the mood.
situation where one event causes many others
The new policy had a ripple effect on the economy.
situation where something grows quickly from small beginnings
The snowball effect made the problem much bigger.
start working or begin to have the planned effect
The new law will take effect next month.
producing intense excitement and a strongly charged feeling in the room
When she sang, the effect was electric and everyone held their breath.
causes results that grow larger and stronger over time
One missed payment can have a snowball effect on your finances.
behaving in a way to impress others
His speech was just posturing for effect, not genuine concern.
spread of information through informal workplace chats
The water cooler effect helps news travel fast in the office.
spread influence or impact widely
The new policy created a ripple effect throughout the entire organization.
for all practical purposes or in practice
In effect, the new policy changes nothing.
indicates when a change begins
The new rules will go into effect on Monday.
cause something to grow quickly and get bigger over time
The rumor has a snowballing effect on the community.
series of events caused by one initial action
The new law had a knock-on effect on the economy.
producing a successful result
She used her skills to good effect in the project.
with minimal impact or influence
The new policy was implemented, but to little effect.
without any impact or influence
The speech was delivered passionately, but to no effect.
frequent fluctuations in performance or behavior
The team's yo-yo effect made it hard to predict their success.
benefit gained from association with successful person
The candidate won due to the coat-tail effect of the popular president.
benefit gained from association with successful person
She got the job through the coattails effect of her famous mentor.
begin to be applied or enforced
The new regulations will come into effect next year.
series of events resulting from one initial event
Her decision to quit had a domino effect on the team.
cause a series of indirect effects
The new policy will have a knock-on effect on employment.
people judged by one good or bad trait
The horns and halo effect influenced the teacher's opinion.
small actions causing large consequences
The butterfly effect suggests that a butterfly flapping its wings can cause a tornado.
Expressions with entry
impediment making it hard to start an activity
Lack of information is a barrier to entry for beginners.
written record of daily events or thoughts
She wrote a diary entry about her trip to the beach.
the date when someone starts a job or activity
Her entry date at the new company is next Monday.
amount paid to join an event or place
The entry fee for the concert was twenty dollars..
place where entry is made
The entry point to the park is through the main gate.
sign indicating entry is forbidden
The door had a no entry sign.
single item in a list within a notebook
Each notebook entry was carefully numbered.
give money when arriving at a place or event
You must pay on entry to join the concert.
job of entering data into computer systems
She works in data entry at a large corporation.
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describing the introduction to a new environment
Her entry into the world of science was inspiring and eye-opening.
suitable for people with little experience or knowledge
This is an entry-level job for recent graduates.
successfully get into a place or area
The thief tried to gain entry through the window.
record information in a book or system
She made an entry in her journal every night.
place where one enters a country or area
The airport is a major point of entry for international travelers.
single item or record in a list
The database has a single entry for each user.
incorrect piece of information
The database had a wrong entry that caused errors.
prohibit access to a location
They were barred from entry to the restricted area.
designated space where a user types or writes information to submit
Please type your email address in the entry field at the top.
arrive or appear in a place, often in a noticeable way
She made her entry at the party in a red dress.
admission to a program or job without completing lower levels first
The university offers direct entry to its second-year engineering program.
act of going into a place when law does not allow it
The border guards arrested him for illegal entry last night.
allowing more than one entry or access
She applied for a multiple-entry visa.
place where goods or people enter a country
The port of entry was busy with travelers.
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- French:effectuer une entrée, ...
- German:herbeiführen, ...
- Italian:effettuare un ingresso, ...
- Spanish:hacer una entrada, ...
- Portuguese:entrar, ...
- Chinese:开拓, ...
- Japanese:参入を果たす, ...
- Arabic:حَقَّقَ دُخُول, ...
- Hebrew:לְבַצֵּעַ כְּנִיסָה, ...
- Russian:осуществлять вход, ...
- Ukrainian:виходити, ...
- Hindi:प्रवेश करना, ...
- Bengali:প্রবেশ ঘটানো, ...
- Catalan:fer una entrada, ...
- Czech:vstoupit, ...
- Danish:gennemføre en indtræden, ...
- Dutch:realiseren, ...
- Greek:πραγματοποιώ είσοδο, ...
- Hungarian:belépni, ...
- Khmer:ចូលទីផ្សារ, ...
- Korean:진출하다, ...
- Persian:ورود را ممکن کردن, ...
- Polish:dokonać wejścia, ...
- Portuguese (BR):efetuar uma entrada, ...
- Romanian:a efectua o intrare, ...
- Swedish:göra en inträde, ...
- Thai:ทำให้การเข้ามาเกิดขึ้น, ...
- Turkish:giriş yapmak, ...
- Vietnamese:thực hiện, ...
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