No. 1,377 in Catalan

entrat

"Entrat" means "entered" in English.

In a sentence

Ell ha entrat a la sala.
He has entered the room.
Here, "entrat" is the past participle of the verb "entrar," used in perfect tense to indicate the action of entering a place.
El llibre està entrat en el sistema.
The book is entered into the system.
In this context, "entrat" is used as a past participle in a passive construction, describing the state of the book being entered into the system.
És un concepte entrat que tothom entén.
It is an established concept that everyone understands.
Here, "entrat" is used as an adjective, derived from the past participle, meaning established or widely recognized.

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