entrar

enter, get in


Examples
  • Respiró profundamente antes de entrar a la oficina de su jefe.

    He breathed deeply before entering his boss's office.

  • Las puertas no se abrían y tuve que entrar por el maletero.

    The doors wouldn't open, so I had to get in through the trunk.

  • Sam consiguió entrar en el equipo de baloncesto de la escuela.

    Sam was able to enter the school's basketball team.

  • La partida parece estar dañada y no puede usarse. Sal del juego, borra los datos guardados y vuelve a entrar.

    The saved game appears to be damaged and cannot be used. Please quit the game and then restart after removing the save data.

  • El padre fue alcalde, pero él prefirió no entrar en la política.

    His father was a mayor, but he preferred not to engage in politics.

  • No está permitido entrar perros a este edificio.

    You aren't permitted to bring dogs into this building.

  • Al entrar el rey, el coro comenzó a entonar alabanzas.

    When the king came in, the choir began intoning praises.

  • Ella se arrodilló al entrar a la iglesia.

    She knelt down as she came into the church.

  • Tom le pidió a Mary que se saque los zapatos antes de entrar a su casa.

    Tom asked Mary to take off her shoes before she entered his house.

  • El ladrón usó un destornillador para entrar en el coche.

    The thief used a screwdriver to break into the car.

  • No los dejaron entrar porque no aparecían en la lista de invitados.

    They did not let them enter because they were not on the guest list.

  • Un zorro huele su propia madriguera antes de entrar.

    A fox smells its own lair first.

  • Los estudiantes no pueden entrar en la sala de profesores.

    Students may not enter the faculty lounge.

  • ¿Para qué me llamas? Ya estoy apunto de entrar a la competencia.

    What are you calling me for? I'm just about to enter the competition.

  • No dejan entrar a nadie sin permiso especial.

    They don't let anyone enter without special permission.

  • Es costumbre en Asia quitarse los zapatos antes de entrar a una casa o templo.

    In Asian culture it's customary to take one's shoes off before entering a house or temple.

  • ¿Por qué está ahí fuera? ¡Invítale a entrar!

    What's he doing out there? Invite him inside!

  • ¿Cómo podemos entrar?

    How can we get in?

  • Vi un gato negro entrar corriendo a la casa.

    I saw a black cat run into the house.

  • Pienso que debo entrar solo.

    I think I should go in alone.


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