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ingress

UK
/ˈɪŋɡrɛs/
US
/ˈɪŋˌɡrɛs/

Translations

ingressadjective
more ingress
Comp.
most ingress
Super.
Used attributively to modify nouns in technical contexts (e.g., ingress protection).
anti-intrusionTerme technique, surtout pour la protection contre l’entrée d’eau ou de contaminants.
The device carries an ingress protection rating of IP68.
L’appareil possède un indice de protection anti-intrusion IP68.
ingressnoun
ingresses
pl
The ingress of unauthorized personnel into the restricted area is strictly prohibited.
L’entrée de personnel non autorisé dans la zone restreinte est strictement interdite.
infiltrationEmploi technique : pénétration indésirable d’un liquide, d’un gaz ou d’une autre substance.
Engineers tested the casing for signs of water ingress after the storm.
Les ingénieurs ont testé le boîtier pour détecter des signes d’infiltration d’eau après la tempête.
Additional translations
accèsDroit ou possibilité d’entrer.
Synonyms
admission
entrance
access
arrival
entry
Antonyms
egress
ingressverb
ingressed
Past Simple
ingressed
Past Participle
ingressing
Gerund
UK
/ˈɪŋɡrɛs/
US
/ˈɪŋˌɡrɛs/
The workers ingressed the building through the main entrance.
Les travailleurs sont entrés dans le bâtiment par l’entrée principale.
Additional translations
pénétrerEmploi technique, notamment en informatique ou en contexte d’accès à un réseau.
Synonyms
go in
penetrate
come in
access
enter

Definitions

ingressadjective
Relating to entry or the prevention of unwanted entry, especially of water or contaminants.
The device carries an ingress protection rating of IP68.
ingressnoun
The act of entering or the right to enter.
The ingress of unauthorized personnel into the restricted area is strictly prohibited.
A means or place of entering; an entrance.
The main ingress to the building was blocked due to construction work.
The arrival of the sun, moon, or a planet in a specified constellation or part of the sky.
The astronomers observed the ingress of Mars into the constellation of Leo.
The unwanted intrusion of a liquid, gas, or other substance into a space or material.
Engineers tested the casing for signs of water ingress after the storm.
ingressverb
To enter or go into a place.
The workers ingressed the building through the main entrance.
(Computing) To gain or allow access to a network, system, or data source.
The firewall ensures that only authorized traffic can ingress the internal network.
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