Enter in Meaning in English
expression · lemma: enter
释义
To go or come into a place or space, often used before places or situations. Sometimes used for officially joining events or details in forms.
用法与细微差别
'Enter in' is less common in modern everyday speech than just 'enter.' It often sounds more formal or old-fashioned, but sometimes appears in instructions or legal contexts. More natural phrasing is usually 'enter' or 'enter into' (for agreements). Avoid 'enter in' for physical spaces in casual conversation; prefer 'go in' or 'come in.'
例句
Please enter in your password.
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You can enter in the classroom now.
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She will enter in the competition next year.
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Don't forget to enter in all your details before submitting the form.
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I saw Julia enter in the building just a minute ago.
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How do I enter in my address on this website?
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