entrada

Way in, Spanish

Entrada is a Spanish word meaning entrance or entry, used in English primarily in the American Southwest for a dramatic natural gateway or passage into a landscape—particularly the rock formations of Utah and the Colorado Plateau.

The term also appears in historical contexts for Spanish military expeditions into new territory: Coronado's entrada into the American Southwest.

access

doorway

Passage into a room

ingress · admission · foyer · vestibule · lobby · antechamber · passageway · entryway · door · gate

ticket

admission

Entry or confession

fee · cover charge · gate · wristband · credential · permit · badge · VIP · guest list · door charge

computing

input

Data received for processing

typing · submission · record · database · login · username · password · text field · prompt · cursor

performance

opening

Gap or start

overture · intro · lead-in · curtain-raiser · prologue · first act · opener · kickoff · commencement · debut

culinary

appetizer

Light dish preceding main

first course · small plate · antipasto · mezze · amuse-bouche · ceviche · bruschetta · empanada · croqueta · gambas

Categories
Opposites
physical passage/doorway

entradaexit

Way to leave

way out · departure · leaving · escape · withdrawal

admission/access

entradano admittance

Entry is forbidden here

veto

beginning/introduction

entradafinal

Last and decisive

Phrases
Family

entrance, entrant, entrants, entrances

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