No. 9,745 in French
entrent
"Entrent" means "enter" (third person plural present tense).
In a sentence
Ils entrent dans la maison.
They enter the house.
Here 'entrent' is used in the present tense conjugated for 'ils', describing an action where a group of people move into a location.
Les idées entrent dans sa tête peu à peu.
Ideas enter his/her mind gradually.
Here 'entrent' is metaphorically describing how ideas come into someone's mind.
Les chiens entrent rapidement dans la cour.
The dogs quickly enter the yard.
In this sentence, 'entrent' portrays the movement of dogs entering a physical space, showing usage with different subjects and context.
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