0 to come or go into a place -- entrer dans
1 to start doing sth new -- entrer dans
children entering school for the first time des enfants entrant à l’école pour la première fois
We’re entering a new phase in the relationship. Nous entrons dans une nouvelle phase de notre relation.
2 to put information onto a form, into a computer, etc. -- entrer
3 to say you will take part in a competition -- s’inscrire
4 to go or come in -- entrer
Enter by this door.
5 to come or go into (a place) -- entrer (dans)
He entered the room.
6 to give the name of (another person or oneself) for a competition etc -- (s’)inscrire (à)
He entered for the race
I entered my pupils for the examination.
8 to start in -- entrer en service
She entered his employment last week.
The aim is for them to know exactly where to study, what to study and what is the standard of the university that they want to enter.
Finally, non-tested animals aged above thirty months may no longer enter the food chain.
That will count as one transformation, and so they may enter our markets quota-free and duty-free.
Next, there is obviously the question of determining when this code of conduct should enter into force.
By refusing to allow his device the standards committees prevented him from entering the market.
Either refuse to enter or enter with your head held high, unabashed, and thereby become our companions in misfortune.
That is why the directive can and must enter into force as soon as possible.
In this respect, particular efforts must be made to help schools enter a new era and to learn to communicate through new technologies.
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