No. 9,740 in French
entrant
"Entrant" means "incoming" or "entering."
In a sentence
Le téléphone reçoit un appel entrant.
The phone receives an incoming call.
The word 'entrant' in this sentence refers to something incoming, specifically describing the call being received.
Le nouvel étudiant entrant à l'université semblait enthousiaste.
The new student entering the university seemed enthusiastic.
Here, 'entrant' is used to describe the action of someone entering or joining, referring to the student starting their university journey.
Les compétiteurs doivent s'inscrire avant d'être considérés comme des entrants dans le tournoi.
Competitors must register before being considered as entrants in the tournament.
In this instance, 'entrant' is used as a noun indicating individuals or parties entering or participating in the tournament.
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