la
feminine
/enˈtɾaða/
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Translation
entrance, ticket, entry
Word origin
From entrar ('to enter'), from Latin intrare ('to go in'), from intra ('within'). The same root gives English entrance and entry.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intrare
- English cognates
- entrance, entry, enter
Grammar
Genderfeminine
Pluralentradas
Examples
cuesta .
Admission to the museum costs little money.
concierto .
I bought two tickets for Saturday's concert.
.
I will wait for you at the main entrance of the hotel.
botas .
They left their dirty boots at the entrance to the house.
fascinante.
The opening of the book promises a fascinating story.
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