entries
word · lemma: entry
Definition
'Entries' are the plural of 'entry' and refer to items that are written, recorded, or listed in a book, competition, or database. They can also mean ways of entering a place.
Usage & Nuances
Often used in academic, business, and tech settings—like 'diary entries', 'competition entries', or 'data entries'. Watch for context: sometimes means physical entrances, but more often written or digital records. Don't confuse with 'entrances' (physical doorways). Common collocations: 'journal entries', 'new entries', 'delete entries'.
Example Sentences
There are twenty entries on the guest list.
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All entries must be submitted before the deadline.
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The website received hundreds of entries for the photo contest.
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Check your bank statement for any unfamiliar entries.
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Some entries in the database are outdated and need to be updated.
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I made three entries in my diary last week.
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