entre

/ˈɑntɹeɪ/, /ˈɑntɹə/ verb

Archaic spelling of enter.

Word Origin Entre is the French descendant of Latin inter 'between, among.' It's the same word that gives us entrepreneur — literally 'one who undertakes' (from entreprendre 'to undertake'), where entre- means 'between' and prendre 'to take.' So an entrepreneur is someone who takes on risk between opportunities. The Latin inter also appears in enter, entrance, and interval.

verb Archaic spelling of enter.

Pray entre the hall with humility, as was customary in older times.

(动词) 进入 【进入(古体拼写)】

请谦卑地进入大厅,这是旧时的习俗。

(verbo) entrar [Ortografía arcaica de "entrar".]

Te rogamos entres al salón con humildad, como era costumbre en tiempos antiguos.

(verbe) entrer [Orthographe archaïque de « enter » (entrer).]

Je vous prie d'**entre** la salle avec humilité, comme c'était la coutume autrefois.

(Verb) eintreten [Veraltete Schreibweise von *enter* (eintreten).]

„Bitte **entre**t den Saal mit Demut“, wie es in alten Zeiten üblich war.

(動詞) 「enter」の古風なつづり。現在ではほとんど使われない。

昔ながらの慣習に従い、へりくだって広間にお入りください。

(verbo) entrar [Grafia arcaica de 'entrar'.]

Rogamos que entre no salão com humildade, como era costume nos tempos antigos.

Word parts: entre

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