No. 1,345 in Portuguese
entram
"Entram" means "they enter" or "enter" in English.
In a sentence
Os alunos entram na sala de aula pela manhã.
The students enter the classroom in the morning.
In this sentence, 'entram' is the third person plural present tense conjugation of the verb 'entrar', meaning 'to enter'. It describes the action of 'entering' performed by the students.
Os dados entram no computador através de um cabo.
The data enters the computer through a cable.
Here, 'entram' represents an action involving data ingressing into the computer system, illustrating an inanimate subject performing an action.
Quando a situação fica difícil, eles entram em ação.
When the situation becomes difficult, they spring into action.
'Entram' in this case is used metaphorically to describe starting to act or perform an activity under specific circumstances.
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