French · to enter
Please come in.
Can I come in?
No Trespassing.
You can come in.
May I come in?
Bring him in.
Let him in.
Let him in.
Let him in.
Let me in.
Knock before coming in.
Please knock before you come in.
She invited him in.
The train from Geneva will arrive at the station.
Hold them there! Don't let them into the city!
He succeeded in entering the university.
He studied hard in order to get into college.
Can foreign students be in the club?
Several more companies are moving to enter the lucrative pet food market of the country.
Apparently an old friend of mine is going to a university in Osaka in Spring.
You cannot enter the museum. It is currently under repair.
Except in special circumstances, anyone is allowed to enter the building.
They won't allow us to enter the garden.
She had hardly got into the bath when the postman rang her doorbell carrying a parcel.
In Asian culture it's customary to take one's shoes off before entering a house or temple.
You can only come to China if you’ve got a visa.
Hardly had she got in the bath when the postman knocked on the door with a parcel.
I can't let you in there.
I can't let you in there.
Did anyone see you come in here?
The kitten wanted in.
Tom can't come in.
Take your shoes off before you come into the room.
The volcano may erupt at any moment.
The Vikings sailed most of the North Atlantic before entering the Mediterranean sea.
You can't enter that bookstore with your shirt off.
"The game's afoot" is Holmes's laconic call to action.
Tom can get in touch with Mary by email.
Wipe your feet before coming in.
Wipe your feet before coming in.
He flatly refused to let me in.
He flatly refused to let me in.
Tom rushed in.
Mary decided to enter the room.
I saw the rabbit entering its warren.
Please come in.
Ziri was trying to get in.
How did I let him through?
I heard someone come into the room.
The door was locked, so I couldn't get in.