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"Entrance" in Portuguese: entrada

a entrada

Say it: en-TRAH-dahfeminine · a entradanoun/ẽ.ˈtɾa.da/

Entrance in Portuguese is a entrada. Follow placa de entrada, pay entrada (admission), or meet someone na entrada do prédio.

Museum

A entrada fica do outro lado da praça.
The entrance is on the other side of the square.
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How to pronounce entrada

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en-TRAH-dah

/ẽ.ˈtɾa.da/

en-TRAH-dah. Stress on TRAH.

"Entrance" in Portuguese: quick reference

PortugueseEnglish
a entradathe entrance / admission

Door or ticket.

na entradaat the entrance

Meeting spot.

entrada principalmain entrance

Buildings.

taxa de entradacover / entry fee

Clubs and events.

How to use entrada in real life

  1. 1Museum

    A entrada fica do outro lado da praça.

    The entrance is on the other side of the square.

    Location.

  2. 2Tickets

    A entrada estudantil custa metade do preço.

    Student admission costs half price.

    Fee sense.

  3. 3Delivery

    Deixe o pacote na entrada do condomínio, por favor.

    Leave the package at the condo entrance, please.

    Building door.

Mistakes English speakers make with entrada

Incorrect: O entrada está fechada.

Correct: A entrada está fechada.

Entrada is feminine.

Incorrect: Te vejo no entrance.

Correct: Te vejo na entrada.

Use entrada.

Good to know

Entrada covers both the physical doorway and the ticket price. Clubs may charge entrada even if drinks are separate. Entrada also means starter course at meals—context decides.

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Meeting at a concert venue

  1. ChatPal

    Te espero na entrada principal às oito.

    I’ll wait for you at the main entrance at eight.

  2. You

    A entrada da lateral também serve?

    Does the side entrance also work?

  3. ChatPal

    Melhor a entrada principal tem segurança.

    Main entrance is better — there’s security.

  4. You

    Ok. Levo o ingresso impresso.

    Okay. I’ll bring the printed ticket.

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FAQ

Common questions about "Entrance" in Portuguese

Door or ticket?

Both — context tells you.

Gender?

Feminine: a entrada.

At the entrance?

Na entrada.

Opposite of exit?

Entrada vs saída.

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