make an entrance
The phrase "make an entrance" is often used to describe entering a place in a way that captures attention, commonly used in social and performance contexts.
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Definition
B2Social Gatherings
(informal)To arrive at a place in a manner that draws attention.
Example
- She knew how to make an entrance, turning heads as soon as she walked in.
C1Theater
(technical)To step onto the stage in a way that is meant to capture the audience's attention.
Example
- The actor made an entrance that left the audience in awe.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "make an entrance":
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