“Entry” in Japanese
Short answer
Entry in Japanese is “書き入れ” (kakiire). Full meaning: entry, (marginal) notes.
Other ways to say “Entry” in Japanese
入館
nyuukan entry (into a library, museum, etc.), entering
記入
kinyuu entry (in a form, register, diary, etc.), filling in, filling out
進入
shinnyuu entry, approach, penetration
入り口
iriguchi entrance, entry, gate, approach, mouth
申し込み
moushikomi application, entry, request, subscription, offer, proposal, overture, challenge
入り
iri entering, entrance, entry; attendance, audience, number (of visitors, customers, etc.); containing
エントリー
entorii entry (in an event, competition, etc.), applying for entry, registering to participate; entry (on a blog, in a database, etc.), post
付け込み
tsukekomi entry, booking
記述項
kijutsukou entry (COBOL)
出場
shutsujou participation (in a tournament, match, race, etc.), entry, taking part (in), competing (in), appearance; appearance (on the stage, television, etc.); exiting (a venue, train station, etc.), exit
入力
nyuuryoku input, (data) entry
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