Entraría (en. Would enter)

/entɾaˈɾia/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Indicates the action of entering a place.

He would enter the room if it weren't closed.

Él entraría al salón si no estuviera cerrado.

Indicates the possibility of accessing a place in a hypothetical context.

If I had the key, I would enter the house.

Si tuviera la llave, entraría a la casa.

Expresses a future action dependent on a condition.

If it rains, she would not enter the pool.

Si llueve, ella no entraría a la piscina.

It derives from the Latin 'intrare', which means 'to enter'.

to warm up

To achieve an optimal state of activity or performance.

entrar en calor

to panic

To react with fear or extreme anxiety.

entrar en pánico

to join the conversation

To engage in a dialogue.

entrar en la conversación

entry

The action of entering.

entrada

free entry

Access without cost.

entrada libre

incoming

Something or someone that enters.

entrante

To spring into action vigorously.

When the music started, everyone began to dance, they entered fully.

Cuando llegó la música, todos comenzaron a bailar, entraron con todo.

To arrive at a place unexpectedly.

That birthday was a surprise; he entered suddenly without warning.

Ese cumpleaños fue sorpresa; entró de repente sin avisar.