no entry

noʊ ˈɛntri

no entries

no entry: sign indicating entry is forbidden

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Definition of no entry - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

signagesign indicating entry is forbidden

The door had a no entry sign.

do not enter

access banrestriction on entering a place

There was a no entry restriction due to the construction work.

do not enter

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sign indicating entry is forbidden

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.

notebook entry

single item in a list within a notebook

Each notebook entry was carefully numbered.

Terms with no entry included in their meaning

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perfect competition

business

market with many buyers, sellers, no entry barriers, identical products

freeroll

competition

poker tournament with no entry fee

Examples of no entry in a sentence

Drivers ignored the no entry sign at their peril.
The sign clearly stated 'no entry' to unauthorized personnel.
They put up a 'no entry' sign at the gate.

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French:sens interdit, accès interdit, ...
German:Eingang verboten, Eintrittsverbot, ...
Italian:divieto d'accesso, divieto di accesso, ...
Spanish:prohibido el paso, ...
Portuguese:proibida a entrada, ...
Chinese:禁止入内, 禁止进入, ...
Japanese:立ち入り禁止, ...
Arabic:لا دُخُول, حَظْر الدُّخُول, ...
Hebrew:אֵין כְּנִיסָה, ...
Russian:нет входа, ограничение на вход, ...
Ukrainian:вхід заборонено, ...
Hindi:प्रवेश निषेध, प्रवेश पर रोक, ...
Bengali:প্রবেশ নিষেধ, প্রবেশ নিষেধাজ্ঞা, ...
Catalan:senyal de prohibit el pas, prohibició d'entrada, ...
Czech:zákaz vstupu, vstup zakázán, ...
Danish:ingen adgang, adgangsforbud, ...
Dutch:verboden toegang, ...
Greek:απαγορεύεται η είσοδος, απαγόρευση εισόδου, ...
Hungarian:belépni tilos, behajtási tilalom, ...
Khmer:ស្លាកហាមចូល, ការហាមចូល, ...
Korean:출입 금지, ...
Persian:علامت ورود ممنوع, محدودیت ورود, ...
Polish:zakaz wstępu, zakaz wejścia, ...
Portuguese (BR):proibido entrar, proibida a entrada, ...
Romanian:acces interzis, restricție de intrare, ...
Swedish:ingen ingång, ...
Thai:ป้ายห้ามเข้า, ข้อห้ามเข้า, ...
Turkish:girilmez, ...
Vietnamese:biển cấm vào, lệnh cấm vào, ...

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