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entrada

feminine noun

1. entry (acción); arrival (llegada)

2. entrance (lugar); entrance hall (recibidor)

3. inlet, intake (Tec)

4. ticket (en espectáculos) (billete); receipts, takings (recaudación)

5. audience (público); attendance (sport)

6. down payment (pago inicial) (peninsular Spanish)

7. income (en contabilidad)

8. starter (plato)

9. (en la frente)

10. entry (en un diccionario)

11. beginning, start (principio)

de entrada no me gustó, pero… -> at first I didn't like it, but…
me di cuenta de entrada de que algo andaba mal -> I realized from the start that something was wrong

12. input (computing)

entrada [en-trah’-dah]

noun

1. Entrance, entry (lugar). (f)

2. Entrance, entry, coming in, ingress (acto). (f)

La entrada de las tropas en 1940 -> the entry of the troops in 1940. Su entrada en la Academia, his admission to the Academy

3. Entrance, prerogative of certain authorities to enter places forbidden to the public (público). (f)

4. Beginning of a musical clause. (f)

5. Entry, the act of publicly entering a city. (f)

6. The act of admitting a person into a community or society. (f)

7. Concourse of people. (f)

Hubo una grande entrada aquel día en la comedia -> the play-house was crowded on that day

8. Entrance fee, admission, ticket (billete). (f)

9. The means or power to do something. (f)

10. Familiar access, intimacy. (f)

11. The rising, beginning of a wind, a soft breeze, or a storm. (Nautical) (f)

12. A good hand at cards. (f)

13. Each of the more substantial dishes which are served at table (comidas). (f)

14. Receipts, property vested in any concern. (f)

15. Entrada furtiva en una casa, forzándola para robar, (Law.) burglary. (f)

16. Beginning. (f)

17. (Fin.) Receipts, takings; income. (n)

Entradas familiares -> family income
Entradas brutas -> gross receipts
Entradas y salidas -> income and expenditure
Entrada de reloj (validación, muestreo) -> (Inform.) clock input, enable, strobe