entering
/ˈɛntərɪŋ/
noun
- The act of going into a place or starting something.
- Entering the museum was free on the first Sunday of the month.
- His entering the competition surprised everyone.
- The ceremony marked the entering of a new era for the school.
verb
- Going or coming into a place.
- He hesitated before entering the dark room.
- The children are entering the classroom quietly.
- She was entering the building when the fire alarm went off.
- Beginning to take part in an activity, competition, or situation.
- Many students are entering the race for class president.
- She is entering the science fair with her project on volcanoes.
- He is entering a new phase of his career.
- Writing or typing information into a record, form, or computer system.
- She is entering the names of all the guests into the spreadsheet.
- Please check your data before entering it into the database.
- The clerk is entering the orders into the system.
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