enter
/ˈɛntər/
verb
- To go or come into a place.
- Please knock before you enter the room.
- The children entered the museum through the main doors.
- He entered the building quietly so as not to disturb anyone.
- To begin to take part in an activity, competition, or profession.
- She decided to enter the race for class president.
- The team entered the tournament with high hopes.
- Many young people enter the technology field after college.
- To write or type information into a record, list, or computer system.
- The librarian entered the new books into the catalog.
- Please enter your username and password to log in.
- He entered the data carefully to avoid mistakes.
- To become a part of or be included in something, such as a period of time or a state.
- The country entered a period of economic growth.
- As winter enters, temperatures begin to drop.
- The project entered its final phase last week.