No. 4,279 in French

entrés

"Entrés" means "entered" in English.

In a sentence

Nous sommes entrés dans la maison après la pluie.
We entered the house after the rain.
Used as the past participle of 'entrer' in a passé composé tense with 'être' as the auxiliary verb, reflecting the subject's motion into a place.
Les documents importants sont entrés dans le système informatique hier.
The important documents were entered into the computer system yesterday.
Used as the past participle of 'entrer' in a passive voice construction, indicating action performed on objects 'documents'.
Ils se sont bien entrés dans le nouvel environnement de travail.
They adapted well to the new work environment.
Used in a reflexive form 'se sont entrés' to indicate it relates to the subjects adjusting or fitting in into the environment actively.

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