entrer in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for entrer in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.enter [Brit ˈɛntə, Am ˈɛn(t)ər] VB trans

1. enter (go into):

enter room, building

entrare in

to enter the house by the back door

entrare in casa dalla porta di servizio

here the river enters the sea

qui il fiume si getta nel mare

2. enter (commence):

enter phase, period

entrare in, iniziare

enter new term, final year

iniziare

she is entering her third year as president

inizia il suo terzo anno di presidenza

he is entering his fiftieth year

entra nei cinquanta

the country is entering a recession

il paese sta entrando in una fase di recessione

3. enter (join, sign up for):

enter profession

iniziare

enter firm, convent

entrare in

enter race, competition

entrare in, partecipare a

enter school, university, party

iscriversi a

enter army

arruolarsi in

enter EU

entrare in, entrare a far parte di

to enter parliament

entrare in parlamento

to enter the war

entrare in guerra

to enter the Church

prendere gli ordini

4. enter (put forward):

enter competitor, candidate, pupil, horse

iscrivere (for a)

enter poem, picture

presentare (for a)

5. enter (register, record):

enter (on form, list, ledger) detail, figure, fact

registrare (in in)

enter (in diary, notebook) fact, appointment

annotare, segnare (in in)

to enter an item in the books ADMIN

registrare una voce in contabilità

to enter an objection

avanzare un'obiezione

to enter a plea of guilty

dichiararsi colpevole

6. enter (penetrate):

enter

entrare in, penetrare in

the bullet entered the lung

la pallottola è penetrata nel polmone

7. enter (come into) fig:

to enter sb's mind or head

venire in mente a qn

it never entered my mind that …

non mi era mai passato per la testa che …

a note of anger entered her voice

la sua voce cominciava ad assumere un tono irritato

8. enter COMPUT:

enter data

inserire

II.enter [Brit ˈɛntə, Am ˈɛn(t)ər] VB intr

1. enter person, animal:

enter

entrare

the bullet entered above the ear

la pallottola è entrata sopra l'orecchio

“enter Ophelia” THEAT

“entra Ofelia”

2. enter (enrol):

to enter for exam, race

iscriversi a

I hope they don't enter

spero che non si iscrivano

I.re-enter [Brit riːˈɛntə, Am ˌriˈɛn(t)ər] VB trans

re-enter room, country etc.:

re-enter

rientrare in

to re-enter the atmosphere AVIAT

rientrare nell'atmosfera

II.re-enter [Brit riːˈɛntə, Am ˌriˈɛn(t)ər] VB intr

1. re-enter (come back in):

re-enter person, vehicle etc.:

rientrare

Phrases:

to re-enter for competition, exam

ripresentarsi a, iscriversi di nuovo a

enter upon VB [ˈɛntə -] (enter upon [sth])

1. enter upon (undertake):

enter upon war, marriage

cominciare, iniziare

2. enter upon LAW:

enter upon inheritance

entrare in possesso di

enter into VB [ˈɛntə -] (enter into [sth])

1. enter into (embark on):

enter into correspondence, conversation

entrare in, avviare, iniziare

enter into negotiation, debate, argument

intavolare

enter into explanations

iniziare a dare

enter into apologies

iniziare a fare

enter into deal, alliance

entrare in

enter into agreement, contract

concludere

to enter into detail

entrare nei particolari

2. enter into (become involved in):

enter into spirit

entrare in

enter into problem

condividere

to enter into the spirit of the game

entrare nello spirito del gioco

3. enter into (be part of):

enter into plans, calculations

entrare in, rientrare in, far parte di

that doesn't enter into it

questo non c'entra

enter on VB [ˈɛntə -]

enter on → enter upon

See also enter upon

enter upon VB [ˈɛntə -] (enter upon [sth])

1. enter upon (undertake):

enter upon war, marriage

cominciare, iniziare

2. enter upon LAW:

enter upon inheritance

entrare in possesso di

enter up VB [ˈɛntə -] (enter up [sth], enter [sth] up)

enter up figure, total, detail:

enter up

registrare

entresol [Brit ˈɒntrəsɒl, Am ˈɛn(t)ərˌsɑl, ˈɑn(t)rəˌsɑl, ˈɛn(t)ərˌsɔl, ˈɑn(t)rəˌsɔl] N

entresol

ammezzato m

entresol

mezzanino m

entremets <pl entremets> [Brit ˌɒntrəˈmeɪ, Am ˌɑntrəˈmeɪ] N

entremets

entremets m

entreat [Brit ɪnˈtriːt, ɛnˈtriːt, Am ɪnˈtrit, ɛnˈtrit] VB trans

entreat

implorare, supplicare, pregare (to do di fare)

to entreat sth of sb

chiedere insistentemente qc a qn

spare his life, I entreat you!

risparmiategli la vita, vi supplico!

entrench [Brit ɪnˈtrɛn(t)ʃ, ɛnˈtrɛn(t)ʃ, Am ɪnˈtrɛn(t)ʃ, ɛnˈtrɛn(t)ʃ] VB trans MIL

entrench

trincerare

entrer in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for entrer in the English»Italian Dictionary

I.enter [ˈen·t̬ɚ] VB trans

1. enter:

enter (go into)

entrare in

enter (penetrate)

penetrare in

2. enter:

enter (insert)

inserire

enter (into a register)

iscrivere

to enter data COMPUT

inserire dati

3. enter (compete in):

enter

partecipare a

to enter a competition

partecipare a una gara

4. enter (begin):

enter

entrare in

to enter politics

entrare in politica

to enter adulthood

diventare adulto

5. enter (make known):

enter

rendere noto

enter claim, plea

presentare

II.enter [ˈen·t̬ɚ] VB intr THEAT

enter

entrare in scena

I.re-enter [ˌri:·ˈen·t̬ɚ] VB trans

1. re-enter (go in again):

re-enter

rientrare in

2. re-enter COMPUT:

re-enter

immettere di nuovo

II.re-enter [ˌri:·ˈen·t̬ɚ] VB intr

re-enter

rientrare

enter key N COMPUT

enter key

tasto m di invio

enter into VB intr (form part of)

enter into

prendere parte a

to enter into marriage

contrarre matrimonio

to enter into conversation

intavolare una conversazione

to enter into discussion

partecipare a una discussione

to enter into negotiations

dare avvio ai negoziati

entrench [en·ˈtrentʃ] VB trans passive

1. entrench:

to become entrenched idea

radicarsi

Phrases:

to entrench oneself MIL

trincerarsi

entreaty <-ies> [en·ˈtri:·t̬i] N

entreaty

supplica f

entreat [en·ˈtri:t] VB trans

to entreat sb to do sth

supplicare qn di fare qc

entry fee N

entry fee

quota f di ammissione

entry <-ies> [ˈen·tri] N

1. entry:

entry (act of entering)

entrata f

entry (joining an organization)

adesione f

2. entry (right to enter):

entry

ammissione

to refuse sb entry

negare a qn l'accesso

3. entry (entrance):

entry

entrata f

4. entry (in dictionary):

entry

voce f

re-entry <-ies> [ˌri:·ˈen·tri] N

re-entry

rientro m