entree 的定义
- a dish served as the main course of a meal.
- Older Use. a dish served at dinner between the principal courses.
- the privilege of entering; access.
- a means of obtaining entry: His friendship with an actor's son was his entrée into the theatrical world.
- the act of entering; entrance.
entree 近义词
admittance
更多entree例句
- I view this as a possible entrée into disease-modifying therapy.
- The purchase gave the company entrée into the targeted email marketing business, which again would grow increasingly in importance in 2020 when communicating with customers became crucial during the pandemic.
- “That gave us a huge entree into manufacturing in London,” says Hulanicki.
- There could be no more fitting companion for the Acadian chicken stew entree inscribed on a blackboard in the dining room.
- “He had an entree, and I feel that he was very much embraced by the people that he took pictures of,” Marin Hopper says.
- Instead of slaving over the sauce just before dinner, you can chat with your guests, or concentrate on the entree.
- Buckwild, the newest entree in the trailer-trash reality-TV set, rips a page from Jersey Shore.
- It was agreed that five Adelie penguins or ten Cape pigeons' eggs made a good tasty entree to the monotonous ration.
- Fritters are served as an entree, a vegetable or a sweet, according to the ingredients used.
- It is an aristocracy of real merit, entree to which is attained by achievement, not by mere inheritance.
- "It's a wild-goose chase," he snapped, attacking his entree savagely.
- Julia began laughing as he appeared at the door, which facilitated his entree.