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 main passage in a church

passageway dividing something

an act of arriving

coming to a destination

a long narrow passage from which doors open into rooms

hallway

the Greek letter D; land in this shape at the place where some rivers meet the sea and separate to make two or more branches

arm of the sea

a movable flat object that closes the entrance to a room, cupboard etc

entrance to room, building

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

(especially in Scotland) a river estuary or sea inlet

arm of the sea

(an instance of) the act of importing goods

admittance

a long area of water extending into the land from a larger body of water or between islands; an apparatus, place, for letting in water, gas etc

arm of the sea

introduction

something new; something that begins

the process of introducing or being introduced; an opening part of a letter, speech, etc; explanatory article at or before the beginning of a book

something new; something that begins

(Scot) a lake

arm of the sea

the birth of Jesus Christ

beginning, inception

to make or force a way into or through (something); to be understood; understand

pierce; get through physically

the act of penetrating; the ability to understand quickly and well

act of entering

an elaborate doorway of a large building

hole or door in vessel

a place where an activity starts

beginning, inception