“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
進入
shinnyuu entry, approach, penetration
入館
nyuukan entry (into a library, museum, etc.), entering
記入
kinyuu entry (in a form, register, diary, etc.), filling in, filling out
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)
記帳
kichou registry, entry, book-keeping, signature
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
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