enter

enter
'entə
verb
1) (to go or come in: Enter by this door.) gå/komme inn
2) (to come or go into (a place): He entered the room.) gå/komme inn i
3) (to give the name of (another person or oneself) for a competition etc: He entered for the race; I entered my pupils for the examination.) melde (seg) på
4) (to write (one's name etc) in a book etc: Did you enter your name in the visitors' book?) skrive (seg) inn/på
5) (to start in: She entered his employment last week.) gå inn i, begynne
- enter on/upon
verb \/ˈentə\/
1) gå inn (i), komme inn (i), tre inn (i\/på), stige på, stige opp i
she entered the classroom
five people entered the bus
2) trenge inn i, trenge ned i
the mark where the bullet had entered was quite visible
3) stille opp, delta
two days before the race he decided not to enter
4) (EDB) skrive inn, legge inn (på data)
5) føre inn, føre opp, skrive opp, bokføre, postere, registrere
enter a name on a list
enter an event in a diary
6) skrive inn, melde på, påmelde
enter one's son for a school
få sin sønn inn på en skoles venteliste
7) melde seg inn i, bli medlem av
enter a club
8) inngi, legge ned
enter a protest
9) oppgi, angi
enter a thing (at the custom house)
angi\/deklarere noe til fortolling
10) (mest teknikk) føre inn, stikke inn
enter a caveat secaveat
enter an action seaction
enter a profession seprofession
enter a thing to\/against a person bokføre\/føre opp\/sette opp noe på noens konto
enter for melde seg på\/til\/opp
enter for an examination
melde seg (opp) til en eksamen
he has entered for the high jump
han har meldt seg (på) som deltaker i høydehopp tegne for
he was entered for £100
han lot seg tegne for £100
please enter me for
vennligst tegn meg for
enter for a scholarship sescholarship
enter into gå\/trenge inn i
we entered into the forest
begynne (på), innlate seg i\/på, ta opp, åpne, innlede
enter into conversation with
innlede en samtale med
inngå
enter into an agreement
enter into a contract
enter into a treaty with
gå inn på, gå i detaljer, komme inn på
enter into details
we had barely entered into the matter when the bell rang
inngå i, utgjøre en del av
this did not enter into our plans
dette inngikk ikke i våre planer
gå opp i, leve seg inn i, sette seg inn i
enter into a person's feelings
enter inwards\/outwards klarere inn\/ut av tollen
enter oneself for melde seg på\/opp til
enter oneself for an examination
enter one's head sehead, 1
enter one's mind semind, 1
enter one's name for sename, 1
enter that to me (om kreditt) skriv det på meg
enter the Commons seCommons
enter up a cashbook secashbook
enter (up)on slå inn på
enter (up)on a new career
begynne i et nytt yrke
tiltre
enter upon one's inheritance
gå inn i
enter (up)on one's 50th year
innlate seg på, gå\/komme inn på, ta opp (til diskusjon)
enter (up)on a subject (a discussion)
enter (up)on a question
påbegynne, begynne
enter (up)on negotiations
inngå
enter (up)on an agreement
enter (up)on one's duties seduty

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