verb

entered

entered, went in, typed in

He entered the house through the back door.

He entered the house through the back door.

I entered my name on the list.

I entered my name on the list.

The data was entered into the system.

The data was entered into the system.

((sth.)) to go or come into (a place). He entered the house.

((sth.)) to type (information) into a computer. I entered my name on the list.

((sth.)) to become a participant in (sth.). They entered the competition.

Synonyms: went in, came in, input; Antonyms: exited, left, departed

This is the past tense form of 'enter', from Latin 'intrare' (to go in). The '-ed' suffix marks the past tense in English.

Remember that for most regular verbs in English, you add '-ed' to talk about something that already happened. 'I enter now' vs. 'I entered yesterday'.

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