No. 11,263 in Spanish
entro
"Entro" means "I enter" in English.
In a sentence
Entro a la casa porque empezó a llover.
I enter the house because it started to rain.
In this sentence, 'entro' is the first-person singular form of the verb 'entrar,' meaning 'to enter.' The subject is 'I,' and the verb is used to describe the action of entering the house.
Cada vez que entro en esa escuela, me lleno de nostalgia.
Every time I enter that school, I feel filled with nostalgia.
Here, 'entro' is used to express a repeated action of the speaker entering the school. The verb conveys the same meaning ('to enter') but is situated in a habitual context.
Entro al mundo de la meditación cuando practico yoga.
I enter the world of meditation when I practice yoga.
In this example, 'entro' is metaphorical, illustrating the initiation or immersion into the practice or concept of meditation. It maintains its meaning but is used in a figurative sense.
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