to get or gain (something) by work, skill or ability, by one's own efforts or behaviour
obtain or receive
an instance of being allowed to enter a club, disco, hospital, museum etc
entering or allowing entry
effect of being allowed to enter
permission to enter
a way of entering or getting near
way, means of arriving
to reach a place, especially the end of a journey
come to a destination
a road with trees on each side, especially a private road to a large country house
street; path
a bursting explosion
blow-up, blast
to come or go into something
come, put into a place
an opening, gate, door etc by which people enter
a way into a place
a dish served between the fish and the meat course
admittance
an act of coming or going in
way in to a place
(a loud noise caused by) a sudden and violent bursting
eruption, discharge
an opening in a hedge, fence, wall etc able to be closed by a barrier; a barrier used to control the passage of water, e.g. into or out of a dam
movable barrier at entrance
to receive, obtain, (something)
come into possession of; achieve
of get
come into possession of; achieve
of get
come into possession of; achieve
a sudden rush (of air)
rush, eruption
the state of being imminent
approach
(an instance of) the act of importing goods
admittance
(an amount as the result of) increasing; to become greater in size, number, degree etc
addition, growth
to join (a group), enter (an area) in order to harm, find information, influence changes etc; (of ideas) to pass into (people's minds)
creep in
(the use of) the power to affect a person's character, belief or actions or to get a result e.g. because of a strong personality, wealth etc
power, authority
to enter (a country) with armed forces in order to attack
attack and encroach
to get (something) (the usual word); (of rules, customs) to be established or in use
get, acquire
the start (of something bad)
beginning; attack
a sudden and violent expression (of an emotion etc)
fit of temper
to make or force a way into or through (something); to be understood; understand
pierce; get through physically
a slope from one level to another, used instead of stairs or steps
incline
(an act of) seizing; a heart attack
convulsive attack
a sudden and involuntary tightening of a muscle or muscles
twitch, fit
a sudden rush (of liquid); a sudden use
burst of activity
a revolving gate that allows one person through at a time
movable barrier at entrance
