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No. 11,263 in Spanish

entro

"Entro" means "I enter" in English.

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  • 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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