No. 10,730 in Russian
вошла
"Вошла" means "entered" (past tense, feminine).
In a sentence
Она быстро вошла в комнату, чтобы поговорить.
She quickly entered the room to talk.
The word 'вошла' here means 'entered' in the context of moving into a room or space.
Он заметил, как идея вошла в её сознание.
He noticed how the idea entered her consciousness.
The word 'вошла' here is used metaphorically to describe the concept of entering one's thoughts or understanding.
После долгого путешествия она наконец вошла в город.
After a long journey, she finally entered the city.
The word 'вошла' here means 'entered' in the context of arriving or entering a larger space or area.
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