ingress
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++in·gress /ˈɪnɡres/ noun [uncountable] literary ENTERthe right to enter a place, or the act of entering it 进入权;进入Origin ingress (1400-1500) Latin ingressus, from the past participle of ingredi; → INGREDIENT
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ingress
in‧gress /ˈɪnɡres/
noun [uncountable] literary
in‧gress /ˈɪnɡres/
noun [uncountable] literary Date: 1400-1500
Language: Latin
Origin: ingressus, from the past participle of ingredi; ⇨ ingredient
the right to enter a place, or the act of entering it
Language: Latin
Origin: ingressus, from the past participle of ingredi; ⇨ ingredient