| 正面 | 710.enter 英 ['entə]美 ['ɛntɚ]     |
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| 背面 |      释义： enter 进入 谐音助记：按它，一按它就能进入。vt. 进入；开始；参加vi. 参加，登场；进去n. [计] 输入；回车n. (Enter)人名；(英)恩特 例句： 1. Two men answer-ing the description of the suspects tried to enter Switzerland.与描述的疑犯样子相符的两名男子试图进入瑞士。 enter 进入en-, 进入，使。-ter, 比较级后缀，见external, extrovert. enterenter: [13] Enter comes ultimately from a Latin preposition and adverb, intrā, which meant ‘inside’ (and was formed from in ‘in’ and the suffix -trā, as in extra). This was taken as the basis of a Latin verb, intrāre ‘enter’, which passed into English via Old French entrer. Of its derivatives, entry [13] has the longer history, going back to a Vulgar Latin *intrāta; entrance [16] is an Old French formation.enter (v.)late 13c. entren, "enter into a place or a situation; join a group or society" (trans.); early 14c., "make one's entrance" (intrans.), from Old French entrer "enter, go in; enter upon, assume; initiate," from Latin intrare "to go into, enter" (source of Spanish entrar, Italian entrare), from intra "within," related to inter (prep., adj.) "among, between" (see inter-). Transitive and intransitive in Latin; in French intransitive only. From c. 1300 in English as "join or engage in: (an activity);" late 14c. as "penetrate," also "have sexual intercourse" (with a woman);" also "make an entry in a record or list," also "assume the duties" (of office, etc.). Related: Entered; entering." |