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entrada

entrada

7.3
A ticket that gives you permission to enter an event
  • noun
  • /ɛnˈtrɑːdə/
  • US
translation icon : entrada
  • They purchased their entradas online to avoid waiting in line.

Examples

  • The entradas were sold out within minutes.

  • Without an entrada, you cannot attend the football match.

  • He showed his entrada at the door before entering the theater.

  • I bought an entrada for the concert.

  • He showed his entrada at the gate before entering the music festival.

  • Without an entrada, you will not be allowed to enter the exhibition.

  • They bought their entrada early to ensure they had a spot at the event.

Synonyms

admission
vsentrada
149 3.4

Permission to enter a place or organization, often after a decision

is a physical ticket or simple permission rather than the process
admittance
vsentrada
14 5.3

Permission to enter a place or join a group

is a ticket or permission rather than the act itself
entrance fee
vsentrada
8 1.6

An amount of money you pay to enter a place or event

is a ticket or permission not focused on payment
admission charge
vsentrada
1 2.5

A fee you pay to enter a place or event

is about permission or a ticket rather than the required fee

Antonyms

129 1.0

The act of leaving a place or situation

61 2.8

Refusing a request or saying something is not true

How Official

permit
262 2.1
entrada
  • US
7.3

Surface Forms

entrada singular
entradas plural

Etymology

Entrada comes from the Spanish verb entrar 'to enter' and is related to the English word entry. So an entrada can mean the ticket or permission that lets you go 'in' to an event or place.