make an entry

made an entry

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Definition of make an entry - Reverso English Dictionary

Verbal expression

recordingrecord information in a book or system

She made an entry in her journal every night.
He made an entry in the logbook.
They made an entry in the system.

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Expressions with make

make of

produce or construct from materials

They made a sculpture of clay.

make sense

be logical or understandable

His explanation didn't make sense to anyone.

make bread

prepare and bake bread from ingredients

She loves to make bread every weekend.

make conversation

talk to fill silence or be polite

She tried to make conversation at the dinner party.

make one's bed

arrange the bed after sleeping in it

Every morning, I make my bed neatly.

make one's eyes water

cause tears to form in the eyes

The onions make my eyes water.

Expressions with entry

barrier to entry

impediment making it hard to start an activity

Lack of information is a barrier to entry for beginners.

diary entry

written record of daily events or thoughts

She wrote a diary entry about her trip to the beach.

entry date

the date when someone starts a job or activity

Her entry date at the new company is next Monday.

entry fee

amount paid to join an event or place

The entry fee for the concert was twenty dollars..

entry point

place where entry is made

The entry point to the park is through the main gate.

no entry

sign indicating entry is forbidden

The door had a no entry sign.

notebook entry

single item in a list within a notebook

Each notebook entry was carefully numbered.

pay on entry

give money when arriving at a place or event

You must pay on entry to join the concert.

data entry

job of entering data into computer systems

She works in data entry at a large corporation.

dictionary entry

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effect an entry

initiate

make an entry happen or occur

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French:inscrire, ...
German:eintragen, ...
Italian:registrare un'entrata, ...
Spanish:hacer una entrada, ...
Portuguese:fazer uma entrada, ...
Chinese:记录, ...
Japanese:記入する, ...
Arabic:دَوَّنَ, ...
Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת רִשּׁוּם, ...
Russian:внести запись, ...
Ukrainian:зробити запис, ...
Hindi:दर्ज करना, ...
Bengali:নথিভুক্ত করা, ...
Catalan:registrar, ...
Czech:zapsat, ...
Danish:registrere, ...
Dutch:invoeren, ...
Greek:καταχωρώ, ...
Hungarian:bejegyezni, ...
Khmer:កត់ត្រា, ...
Korean:기록하다, ...
Persian:ثبت کردن, ...
Polish:dokonać wpisu, ...
Portuguese (BR):registrar uma entrada, ...
Romanian:a face o înregistrare, ...
Swedish:registrera, ...
Thai:บันทึก, ...
Turkish:kayıt yapmak, ...
Vietnamese:ghi chép, ...

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