に入り

entering

→ に
phrase Rare #40,466
entering The ます-stem of 入る (to enter), often used before another verb to mean “enter and …” or “upon entering …”. The に marks the place entered.
JA: 彼は部屋に入り、窓を開けた。
EN: He entered the room and opened the window.

に入り離陸の準備あなたはどうする船長

Get inside and prepare for takeoff. What will you do, Captain?

— オデッセイ (2015)

私は部屋に入り彼と握手した

I entered the room and shook hands with him.

赤いベンツ駐車場どこかに入りグレーベンツ変身して逃走した可能

Is it possible that the red Benz entered a parking lot or somewhere, transformed into a gray Benz, and escaped?

— TAXi (1998)