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entrant [ˈɛntrənt] n
1. a person who enters 2. a new member of a group, society, or association 3. a person who enters a competition or contest; competitor [from French, literally: entering, from entrer to enter] ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
entrant noun 1. newcomer, novice, initiate, beginner, trainee, apprentice, convert, new member, fresher, neophyte, tyro, probationer, newbie (slang) the newest entrant to the political scene 2. competitor, player, candidate, entry, participant, applicant, contender, contestant All items submitted for the competition must be the entrant's own work. Translations entrant [ˈentrənt] N (in race, competition) → participante mf, concurrente mf; (in exam) → candidato/a m/f; (to profession) → principiante mf entrant [ˈɛntrənt] n (in race) → participant(e) m/f, concurrent(e) m/f (in competition) → concurrent(e) m/f (British) (in exam) → candidat(e) m/f entrant n (to profession) → Berufsanfänger(in) m(f) (→ to in +dat); (in contest) → Teilnehmer(in) m(f); (in exam) → Prüfling m entrant [ˈɛntr/ənt] n (in race, competition) → concorrente m/f, partecipante m/f (Brit) (in exam) → candidato/a he's a new entrant to teaching → è nuovo all'insegnamento entrant [ˈɛntr/ənt] n (in race, competition) → concorrente m/f, partecipante m/f (Brit) (in exam) → candidato/a he's a new entrant to teaching → è nuovo all'insegnamento How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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GOLF AT THE HAGUE
Among the entrants for the tournament which commences
to-morrow, are several well-known English players,
including Mr. On religion, politics, and the prospects of the entrants for the three o'clock race their opinions clashed. |
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