entrará

Entrará is a verb form of entrar, functioning as the third person singular of the futuro simple (future indicative) in Spanish. It corresponds to “he will enter,” “she will enter,” or “you [formal] will enter.” It can also be used with a subject understood from context, such as in impersonal constructions where the subject is not specified.

Morphology and conjugation: Entrar is a regular -ar verb in the future tense. The stem remains entr- and the standard future endings are added to the infinitive: yo entraré, tú entrarás, él/ella/Ud. entrará, nosotros entraremos, vosotros entraréis, ellos/ellas/Uds. entrarán. The accent on entrará marks the stress on the final syllable, following Spanish accentuation rules for words ending in a vowel.

Uses and meanings: The primary meaning is physical entry, as in entering a building or room. It also appears in idiomatic expressions related to entering into a state, condition, or agreement, for example “entrará en vigor” to mean that a law or regulation will come into effect. Entrar can convey adjacent notions such as joining a group, beginning a process, or accessing a place or system, depending on context.

Distinctions from related forms: Entrará is the future form; other tenses of entrar include entré (preterite, I entered), entraba (imperfect, I was entering / I used to enter), entraría (conditional, I would enter), and entrara or entrase (imperfect subjunctive, that I might enter). The pronunciation and spelling change with accents to reflect the intended tense and mood.

Translations: In English, entrará is typically translated as will enter. The exact sense depends on context, whether it concerns entering a location, entering into an agreement, or entering into force.