Examples of using "N'entre" in a sentence and their english translations:
- Don't enter.
- Don't come in.
- Don't go in.
Keep out.
- Don't come in! I'm naked.
- Don't come in. I'm naked.
Don't come in here, please!
Don't go in the kitchen!
Don't come in here, please!
When it stands, nothing more comes in!
- Keep out.
- Don't enter.
- Don't go in.
This is my property. From now on, don't enter here anymore.
before the next cake comes in the oven.
Happiness doesn't enter through closed doors.
A fly does not fly into a shut mouth.
Don't come in! I'm naked.
- Don't come in! I'm naked.
- Don't come in. I'm naked.
The investment is my capital. When it stands, nothing comes in anymore.
- You must not come into the kitchen.
- Don't come into the kitchen.
And might I add: not even Beyoncé made the cut to be an A girl.
that no goat runs away and goes into the tempting flower beds.
- A fly does not fly into a shut mouth.
- Silence is golden.
- A closed mouth catches no flies.
- No flies enter a closed mouth.
Don't come in my room without knocking.
Don't come in here, please!
I only enter the civil war halfway. I would gladly die, but I do not want to kill.
Don't go in that building.
It doesn't fit.
Don't come into my room without knocking.
A poet is someone who goes to the end of who they are, someone who dares to be who they are, who doesn't join the herd of those who follow.
Just then the door opened a little way, and a creature with a long beak put its head out for a moment and said: "No admittance till the week after next!" and shut the door again with a bang.