entrée
noun
(alsoentree)uk/ˈɒn.treɪ/us/ˈɑːn.treɪ/entréenoun(FOOD)
[C]US(also mainlyUKmain course,UKalsomain)
the maindishof ameal:
主菜；正菜They alwaysservedasoupcoursebefore the entrée.
Themenufeaturesseveralappetizers, twodinnerentrees and twodesserts.
[C]UK(USappetizer)
atformalmeals, asmalldishservedbefore the maindish:
We had afantasticmealstartingwith asaladentrée.
Ourdrinksarrivedfirst, andourentrees camesoonafter.
We each had different entrees and differentmains.
- Here is agreatsaladtoservewith a main entrée.
- Just as Ifinishedmydrink,ourentreesarrived.
- The entrees all came with asidedish.
- If that was the entrée, I'mlookingforwardto thearrivalof the maincourse!
- Thisrecipewould be adeliciousvegetarianentree.
Meals & parts of meals
- accompaniment
- afternoon tea
- afters
- amuse-bouche
- antipasto
- dinner time
- elevenses
- English breakfast
- feast
- feeding
- packed lunch
- picnic
- picnicker
- plate meal
- ploughman's lunch
- tapas
- tea
- tea party
- teatime
- tiffin
entréenoun(ENTRY)
[CorU]
therighttojoinagroupofpeopleorenteraplace:
加入资格；入场权；进入资格Thedealgave thecompanyan entréetothecorporatemarket.
He waslookingfor an entreeintothelucrativeAmericanmarket.
Organizations - joining & leaving
- addition
- anti-assimilation
- assimilation
- assimilationist
- assimilative
- assimilatory
- blackball
- disenrollment
- enrol
- enrolment
- enter
- entry
- entryway
- exit
- initiation ceremony
- joiner
- non-joiner
- on the booksidiom
- onto
- sit