No. 1,156 in Spanish
entró
"Entró" means "entered."
In a sentence
El gato entró corriendo a la casa.
The cat ran into the house.
In this sentence, 'entró' is used as the third-person singular past tense of the verb 'entrar,' meaning 'to enter.' It describes the action of the cat coming into the house.
Juan entró en la habitación con cuidado.
Juan entered the room carefully.
Here, 'entró' again indicates the past action of entering, emphasizing the manner ('carefully') in which Juan entered the room.
Ella no entró al teatro porque llegó tarde.
She didn't enter the theater because she arrived late.
In this sentence, 'entró' is used in its negative form 'no entró' to describe the past action of not entering due to arriving late.
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