No. 248 in Portuguese
entrar
To enter.
In a sentence
Eu vou entrar na sala agora.
I will enter the room now.
The word 'entrar' is used here in its basic sense, meaning 'to enter' or 'to go into' a physical space.
Você pode entrar nos detalhes do projeto?
Can you go into the details of the project?
In this context, 'entrar' metaphorically signifies 'to delve into' or to discuss specific elements of something, such as details.
Ela conseguiu entrar na mente do personagem.
She managed to get into the character's mind.
Here, 'entrar' is used in a figurative sense, meaning 'to penetrate or understand deeply.'
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