Enteraba (en. I found out)

/enteˈɾaβa/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To make known or inform about something.

I learned about the news through social media.

Me enteraba de las noticias a través de las redes sociales.

To gain knowledge about a fact or situation.

She found out about the rumors circulating in the office.

Ella se enteraba de los rumores que circulaban en la oficina.

To perceive or become aware of something.

I never found out about the surprises my friends were planning.

Jamás me enteraba de las sorpresas que organizaban mis amigos.

Derives from the verb 'enterar', which comes from the Latin 'interare', meaning 'to inform' or 'to notify'.

to find out about something

To become aware or informed about an issue.

enterarse de algo

I didn't realize

I didn't notice or did not obtain information about something.

no me enteré

to inform someone

To make someone aware of something.

enterar a alguien

inform

The act of informing or making known.

enterar

news

Recent information about a fact or event.

noticia

knowledge

To know or understand something.

conocimiento

To find out or discover something.

Whenever there are rumors, I find out instantly.

Siempre que hay chismes, me entero al instante.

To know something that was believed to be unknown.

In the end, I found out what had happened.

Al final me enteré de lo que había pasado.