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ESLPod_0417_WE_0509 Getting Travel Documents In this podcast, the word "entry" means the process of going into another country: "Which point of entry did you use to get into Bolivia from Peru: Copacabana or Desaguadero?" An "entry" is also one line of information that a person types into a computer database: "The new employee made a lot of mistakes in her entries today." In a competition, an "entry" is what a person does, makes, or writes down to participate and try to win: "Please give your contest entries to the people in uniform near the door." Finally, an "entryway" is the part of a home or other building that one enters immediately after walking through the front door: "Please leave your coat and hat in the entryway and then come into the living room."

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ESLPod 417 entry Travel

Id	ESLPod_0417_WE_0509
Episode Id	ESLPod 417
Episode Title	Getting Travel Documents
Phrase	entry
Text	In this podcast, the word "entry" means the process of going into another country: "Which point of entry did you use to get into Bolivia from Peru: Copacabana or Desaguadero?" An "entry" is also one line of information that a person types into a computer database: "The new employee made a lot of mistakes in her entries today." In a competition, an "entry" is what a person does, makes, or writes down to participate and try to win: "Please give your contest entries to the people in uniform near the door." Finally, an "entryway" is the part of a home or other building that one enters immediately after walking through the front door: "Please leave your coat and hat in the entryway and then come into the living room."
Topics	Travel

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