enterar

to inform, to let (someone) know

e n t e ˈɾ a ɾ
enter inform + ar Infinitive
verb Rare #36,218
to inform, to let (someone) know Most commonly used as the pronominal verb “enterarse (de)” meaning “to find out / to hear about.”
SP: Voy a enterar a mi jefe de lo que pasó.
EN: I'm going to inform my boss about what happened.
Conjugation of enterar
Past
SingularPlural
First enterarme
enterarseenterar
Imperative
SingularPlural
Second entérate

Los demás se van a enterar de esa carta.

The others are going to find out about that letter.

— Algunos hombres buenos (1992)

No se van a enterar.

They won't find out.

— El salario del miedo (1953)

Nunca se debe enterar de que eres mi hija.

He must never find out that you're my daughter.

— मुन्ना भाई एम बी बी एस (2003)

Nadie se tiene que enterar.

No one has to find out.

— Atrápame si puedes (2002)

Se van a enterar todos.

Everyone will find out.

— Ciudad de Dios (2002)

Te haré enterar de los resultados tan pronto como pueda.

I'll let you know the results as soon as I can.

Yo te haré enterar en cuanto sea decidido.

I’ll let you know as soon as it’s decided.

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