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intrat

entered /inˈtrat/

verb#5120 most common

Also: come in (imperative: intrați), gone in, come into effect (intrat în vigoare)

Example sentences

El a intrat în casă.
He entered the house.
Ea a intrat în clasă.
She entered the classroom.
Copiii au intrat în parc.
The children entered the park.
Intrați, vă rog!
Come in, please!
Mașina a intrat în garaj cu viteză.
The car entered the garage at speed.
Legea a intrat în vigoare de la 1 ianuarie.
The law entered into force as of January 1.

Conjugation

Present ActiveSimple Past ActiveSimple Future Active
1sgintruintraivoi intra
2sgintriintrașivei intra
3sgintrăintrăva intra
1plintrămintrarămvom intra
2plintrațiintrarățiveți intra
3plintrăintrarăvor intra

Word family

a intrato enter
intrareentrance, entering
intrândentering
a reintrato re-enter
intrat în vigoareto come into effect (of a law)

Etymology

Intrat comes from the Latin verb intrare, meaning to enter, which in turn derives from the preposition intra, meaning within. The Latin past participle intratus became intrat in Romanian. Romanian kept the Latin verb almost unchanged, unlike French, where the same root shifted to entrer.

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