(figuratively) To become one of the factors that influences a situation or decision.

(UK, Cambridge University, transitive, idiomatic, archaic) To inscribe the name of (a student) on a board or tablet in a college.

Indicates that an area should not be entered, e.g. a military installation, or as a sign on a hotel room door.

(figuratively) Synonym of enter the picture

(law) The crime of gaining unauthorized entry into another's property, usually by force.

present participle of break and enter

Third-person singular simple present indicative form of break and enter

plural of break and enter

past participle of break and enter

simple past tense of break and enter