Entrasen (en. Entered)

/entɾa'sen/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

Third person plural of the present subjunctive of the verb 'entrar'.

I hope they arrive on time.

Espero que ellos entren a tiempo.

Used in sentences that express desire or doubt related to something happening.

I doubt they will enter the contest.

Dudo que ellos entren al concurso.

It is used to indicate hypothetical conditions or situations.

If they came in, the party would be more fun.

Si ellos entrasen, la fiesta sería más divertida.

From Latin 'intrare', meaning 'to enter'.

Let everyone in

An expression that invites all people to join a place.

Que entren todos

I hope they come in soon

I wish they would arrive in the near future.

Espero que entren pronto

If they come in, everything will change

Indicates that the arrival of certain people will have a significant impact.

Si entran, todo cambiará

entrar

Verb that means to move from one place to another.

entrar

entrada

Action of entering or access to a place.

entrada

entrante

That which enters or is introduced.

entrante

I enter unexpectedly.

When I entered the room, everyone fell silent.

Cuando entré a la sala, todos se callaron.

Access to an exclusive group.

If you let me in, I will be part of your circle.

Si me dejas entrar, seré parte de su círculo.