enter
verb
1 enter
To come or go into:
— The boat entered an area of shallow marshes.
synonyms: come in, get in, get into, go in, go into, move into.
Roget 294:
have the entree;
enter;
go into,
go in,
come into,
come in,
pour into,
pour in,
flow into,
flow in,
creep into,
creep in,
slip into,
slip in,
pop into,
pop in,
break into,
break in,
burst into,
burst in;
set foot on;
ingress;
burst in upon,
break in upon;
invade,
intrude;
insinuate itself;
interpenetrate,
penetrate;
infiltrate;
find one's way into,
wriggle into,
worm oneself into.
give entrance to
etc.
(receive)
296;
insert
etc.
300.
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Roget 811:
keep accounts,
enter,
post,
book,
credit,
debit,
carry over;
take stock;
balance accounts,
make up accounts,
square accounts,
settle accounts,
wind up accounts,
cast up accounts;
make accounts square,
square accounts.
bring to book,
tax,
surcharge and falsify.
audit,
field audit;
check the books,
verify accounts.
falsify an account,
garble an account,
cook an account,
cook the books,
doctor an account.
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Roget 66:
begin,
start,
commence;
conceive,
open,
dawn,
set in,
take its rise,
enter upon,
enter;
set out
etc.
(depart)
293;
embark in;
incept†.
initiate,
launch,
inaugurate.
inchoate,
rise,
arise,
originate.
usher in;
lead off,
lead the way;
take the lead,
take the initiative;
head;
stand at the head,
stand first,
stand for;
lay the foundations
etc.
(prepare)
673;
found
etc.
(cause)
153;
set up,
set on foot,
agoing†,
set abroach†,
set the ball in motion;
apply the match to a train;
broach;
open up,
open the door to.
get underway,
set about,
get to work,
set to work,
set to;
make a beginning,
make a start.
handsel;
take the first step,
lay the first stone,
cut the first turf;
break ground,
break the ice,
break cover;
pass the Rubicon,
cross the Rubicon;
open fire,
open the ball;
ventilate,
air;
undertake
etc.
676.
come into existence,
come into the world;
make one's debut,
take birth;
burst forth,
break out;
spring up,
spring forth,
crop up,
pop up,
appear,
materialize.
begin at the beginning,
begin ab ovo [Lat.].
begin again,
begin de novo;
start afresh,
make a fresh start,
take it from the top,
shuffle the cards,
reshuffle the cards,
resume,
recommence.
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Dutch: binnendringen, binnengaan, ingaan, opstappen
2 enter
Become a participant; be involved in:
— Enter a race.
— Enter an agreement.
— Enter a drug treatment program.
— Enter negotiations.
synonym: participate.
Dutch: deelnemen, meedoen, participeren
3 enter
Register formally as a participant or member.
synonyms: enrol, enroll, inscribe, recruit.
Dutch: aanmelden, aanwerven, inschrijven, lichten, opgeven, rekruteren
4 enter
Be or play a part of or in.
synonym: figure.
5 enter
Make a record of; set down in permanent form.
synonyms: put down, record.
Roget 551:
record;
put on record,
place on record;
chronicle,
calendar,
hand down to posterity;
keep up the memory
etc.
(remember)
505;
commemorate
etc.
(celebrate)
883;
report
etc.
(inform)
527;
write,
commit to writing,
reduce to writing;
put in writing,
set down in writing,
writing in black and white;
put down,
jot down,
take down,
write down,
note down,
set down;
note,
minute,
put on paper;
take note,
make a note,
take minute,
take memorandum;
make a return.
mark
etc.
(indicate)
550;
sign
etc.
(attest)
467.
enter,
book;
post,
post up,
insert,
make an entry of;
mark off,
tick off;
register,
enroll,
inscroll†;
file
etc.
(store)
636.
burn into memory;
carve in stone.
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Dutch: registreren, vastleggen
6 enter
Come on stage.
Dutch: opkomen
7 enter
Take on duties or office.
synonym: accede.
8 enter
9 enter
Set out on (an enterprise or subject of study).
synonym: embark.
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entered
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