Usages of entrar
Cuando abro la puerta del balcón, entra una brisa agradable de la calle.
When I open the balcony door, a pleasant breeze comes in from the street.
Quiero entrar en la biblioteca.
I want to enter the library.
Cuando entré en casa, mis zapatos ya se habían secado.
When I came into the house, my shoes had already dried.
Antes de entrar, ya me había puesto la chaqueta seca.
Before going in, I had already put on the dry jacket.
Esta zona es peatonal, así que no pueden entrar coches.
This area is pedestrian, so cars cannot enter.
En la película, la protagonista entra en la cárcel por un error de la policía.
In the film, the female protagonist goes to prison because of a police mistake.
Para entrar en ese país necesitamos pasaporte y visado, según nos dijeron en la recepción del hotel.
To enter that country we need a passport and a visa, according to what they told us at the hotel reception.
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