Enterase (en. Find out)

/enteɾaˈse/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

To become aware of a fact or situation.

I did not find out about the meeting until the message arrived.

No me enteré de la reunión hasta que llegó el mensaje.

To come to know something that was not previously known.

He found out about the news through a friend.

Se enteró de la noticia a través de un amigo.

To become conscious of something.

In the end, I found out what happened at the party.

Al final me enteré de lo que sucedió en la fiesta.

From Old Spanish 'entera', which means to know completely.

to find out about something

To manage to know certain information.

enterarse de algo

to not find out anything

To not take notice of what is happening.

no enterarse de nada

to find out by chance

To know something unexpectedly.

enterarse por casualidad

entire

That which is complete or whole.

entera

to inform oneself

Act of acquiring information.

informarse

to know

To come to have knowledge of something.

saber

To be aware of something.

I already found out what happened in the neighborhood.

Ya me enteré de lo que pasó en el barrio.

To realize a gossip.

I found out about the gossip that's going around the school.

Me enteré del chisme que se corre por la escuela.