J'entre (en. I enter)

/ʒɑ̃tʁ/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench
verb
Indicates the action of entering a space or a place.
I enter the house.
Je entre dans la maison.
To move from one place to another by passing through a threshold.
I enter the classroom.
J'entre dans la salle de classe.
To make an appearance in a group or an activity.
I enter the debate with my ideas.
J'entre dans le débat avec mes idées.

Etymology

Comes from the verb 'entrer', which comes from the Latin 'intrare'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

I come on stage
To make an appearance in a given situation.
j'entre en scène
I get to the heart of the matter
To start discussing the essential points.
j'entre dans le vif du sujet
I am let in on a secret
To be informed of a secret.
j'entre dans la confidence

Related Words

entrance
Action or process of entering.
entrée
to enter
Verb meaning to move inside something.
entrer
interior
What is found inside a space.
intérieur

Slang Meanings

To enter a place discreetly.
He entered without anyone noticing.
Il est entré à l'insu de tous.
To make one's entrance into a social group.
She finally entered the inner circle.
Elle est enfin entrée dans le cercle des initiés.