What is the full meaning of enter?

What is the full meaning of enter?

enter. / (ˈɛntə) / verb. to come or go into (a place, house, etc) to penetrate or pierce.

Where we use enter?

The Enter key is most often used to return to the next line or start a new paragraph. For example, when I press the Enter key at the end of this sentence, it starts the next paragraph. If you press the Enter key twice, it adds a blank line between lines.

What is synonyms for enter?

• crash,
• encroach,
• gate-crash,
• infiltrate,
• infringe,
• intrude,
• invade,
• trespass.

How can I use enter in English?

[intransitive, transitive] (not usually used in the passive) (formal) to come or go into something Knock before you enter. Enter Hamlet (= for example as stage directions in the text of a play). enter something Someone entered the room behind me.

Is it correct to say enter in?

The verb enter can be followed by the preposition into. But to enter and to enter into are commonly used in different contexts with differing meanings. In general terms, to enter without the preposition into is used for entering physical spaces, locations or buildings.

What is the difference between enter and entre?

It’s a French word adpated into English and can be spelled the French way or changed into a more “conventional” spelling, kind of like “center” or “centre”, “liter” or “litre”. Brits and Canadians spell it the same way it was spelled when borrowed from French. Entrer is the French or enter.