Câu hỏi về câu ví dụ, định nghĩa và cách sử dụng của "Entry"

A: You have one letter wrong: it should be "tampered." Something that has been tampered with has been altered in some way, usually to interfere with what it is supposed to do.
Ex. "The election will be invalid if the votes have been tampered with."

A: Entries usually mean something like documents or a case where something must be turned in/ submitted.

A: Vous pouvez soumettre plusieurs entrées

A: A diary entry is a section of writing that has been organized by date. The entries within your diary are how you organize the thoughts, feelings and opinions you are pouring into it. They break up your diary into smaller pieces. Think of them like chapters of a book. They can be as short or as long as you want.

A: market entry barrier . Markets (for example the automobile
market in Germany) have an entry barrier and an exit barrier. There is a high entry barrier for competitors.

A: "I submitted my contest entries"
"Did you see my music entries for the up-coming music festival?"

A: This will be my last entry before I buy a new journal

A: Enter the house.
He entered the contest.

The entry is that way.
She put in her entry for the contents.

A: entry- an act of going or coming in.

example: the door was locked but he forces an entry

entrance- 1) an opening, such as a door, passage, or gate, that allows access to a place
2)an act or instance of going or coming in

example: At their abrupt entrance, he rose to his feet.

they are very similar and can most likely be interchanged

A: Enter - Verb command form. You're asking him/her to come in.

Entry - Noun form (A thing).
It is the door into a place. Or the place people go to get in.

to enter - verb infinitive form (入る). A verb with no conjugation.

A: entry examination is a test that you take to show your level of knowledge.
entry form is a document you have to fill in with your details.

A: this is a hard one to explain, but I found a good article for you:

https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/419739/what-is-the-difference-between-entry-and-entrance-and-admission-and-admi

A: Entry could refer to a writing in a book or journal, but in reference to doors, we normally say entrance or entry way. Entry way probably refers less to doors and more towards opening or something similar to that. I rarely hear or see people using the word 'entry' alone. For example:
The entrance is over there.
The entry way is over there.

A: entry registration

A: For your first sentence under Day 1, make sure to say “I learned how to pronounce the “t” sound properly.” In your second sentence, insert a comma between the “difficult” and “but” (comma rules are tough! Make sure to ask about/read about the FANBOYS rule). In your last sentence of your “Day 1,” change the last sentence to “After this lesson, I realize that I need to pay more attention to my pronunciation by practicing regularly and making some sentences with the sounds.”

Overall, just a couple of grammatical issues with the first paragraph.

A: we have to enter.....You can say we have to enter..... whatever you want to enter you can say like this.

A: "I'm interested in an entry level position."

A: in a wrong category means you posted it in only one of several wrong categories... it seems a bit vague and doesn't add to the meaning. best to just deal with our one wrong category and say 'the'

A: Keep the same tense for all verbs in the same sentence :)
"I felt"
"I posted"
"someone hit"
^ These are all in past tense.

and the right phrase is "looked down upon"

It sounds mostly natural though

大半ぺらぺらでしょう~

A: Entries means articles. ~1pg = about one page

A: I want you to be strict when you correct my entry; also any comments or suggestions are very welcome.

A: I hope this is the meaning you want!

Let me explain how I came to my conclusion. I found out that my aunt puts sugar in her drink simply because she likes the taste, and doesn't care about gaining weight. I think that's a good lesson. She lives her life to her heart's content, and I feel like that's way more important than cutting calories and exercising. Don't be afraid of sugar! Have a happy and full life!