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Definition of entrée in English: entréenounˈɒntreɪ 1The main course of a meal. Example sentencesExamples - The meals include an entrée, soup, salad, sandwich and dessert for a cost of $6.
- The large selection of vegetarian entrées starts at $7.95 for red lentils cooked with onions, tomatoes and cumin, and runs up to $12.95 for the vegetable biryani.
- It out-New Yorked New York with entrées of pheasant, grilled salmon, or sweetbreads that seem strikingly au courant.
- As our trio discussed how softly fruity and expansive the bottle of Australian Earthworks Shiraz was, the entrées arrived by way of the affable but scattered server.
- The entrées come with Mexican-style rice cooked in tomato stock, some refried beans and, best of all, a little jicama salad that takes the edge right off the chiles in the sauces.
- Now if I'm paying more than $20 for an entrée, I expect a meal where the chef has considered how to marry the protein with the side dishes into a product greater than its parts.
- Rather, he established his identity and quickly got down to the meat of the matter, the real entrée: the political landscape of his homeland, over which he took this reviewer on a breathtaking tour.
- As far as entrées go, don't miss the salmon tartar.
- For entrées, I chose the succulent, herb-basted rack of spring lamb in a chokecherry and Chardonnay reduction.
- The next course is a ‘Menu Planner’ that's built around five easy-to-follow steps: Search for a meal, choose an entrée, add extras, get your menu, and make a shopping list.
- A few of the entrées are truly delicious, like the catfish and the ribs.
- The mussels are disappointing, but the entrées read well.
- This is a perfect match against the entrée, which features spicy sausage laid over the soft and subtle graininess of creamy risotto.
- The entrées feature a grilled section of lamb, beef and chicken as well as four seafood dishes.
- My friend ordered a pork tenderloin from the meat and fish entrées.
- The best of the entrées I tried here was thin fillets of skate wing, fried until they were beautifully crisp and russety brown.
- Things have changed - you can still get fish, but with entrées from $14 to $21, this is no longer eat-and-run territory.
- Fortunately, the entrées were the real highlights of the meal.
- The moderate success of the Caribbean appetizers gives me a bit of misguided hope for the matching entrées.
- Vegan treats include a series of entrées, namely soup, chapattis, pizza and salad.
Synonyms main course, main dish, main meal - 1.1British A dish served between the first and main courses at a formal dinner.
Example sentencesExamples - We started, as usual, with a mixed entrée including spring rolls, Thai fish cakes, money bags and curry puffs.
- At this fairly expensive restaurant, all was well - we'd experienced a fantastic entrée, the wine was perfect - until my main course of sea bass arrived on a plate which had brightly painted fish all around the edge.
- This salad serves two entrée size portions or one good main course size portion.
2The right to enter or join a particular sphere or group. an actress with an entrée into the intellectual society of Berlin her beauty and charm rapidly gained her entrée to high society mass noun their connections and relative wealth gave them entree to all of the most select entertainments Example sentencesExamples - The phenomenon in the mid 80s provided Laurie's entrée into the hair accessories market.
- University provides Benjamin an entrée to a whole new way of life.
- Share the exciting world of the Sydney art scene with its art galleries, glitzy openings, glossy publications and entrée into the social pages.
- That initial contact gave her entrée into other university offerings.
- It also serves as an entrée into seeking treatment for opportunistic infections and receiving antiretrovirals in the case of advanced HIV infection.
- It was only when this tradition, inherently cautious and conservative, broke down, that writers gained entrée into universities.
- The facilities don't have to be as large, although some countries have chosen to use the Commonwealth Games and staging the Commonwealth Games as an entrée to bigger events.
- Although here too they were not an overwhelming success, the series served as his entrée into American popular culture.
- Dinner was only the entrée to the main event though.
- He had an immediate entrée right into the center of it all: His younger brother was a rapper whose group was starting to get some attention.
- In the early 17th Century, Matteo Ricci's entrée into the Mandarin acceptance world was as the creator of a ‘Great Map of Ten Thousand Countries’.
Synonyms means of entry, entrance, entry, ingress, opportunity to enter route, path, avenue, way, key, passport access, admission, admittance, acceptance, right of entry
Origin Early 18th century (denoting a piece of instrumental music forming the first part of a suite): French, feminine past participle of entrer 'enter' (see entry). Definition of entrée in US English: entrée(also entree) noun 1The main course of a meal. Example sentencesExamples - Now if I'm paying more than $20 for an entrée, I expect a meal where the chef has considered how to marry the protein with the side dishes into a product greater than its parts.
- The entrées come with Mexican-style rice cooked in tomato stock, some refried beans and, best of all, a little jicama salad that takes the edge right off the chiles in the sauces.
- Fortunately, the entrées were the real highlights of the meal.
- The entrées feature a grilled section of lamb, beef and chicken as well as four seafood dishes.
- This is a perfect match against the entrée, which features spicy sausage laid over the soft and subtle graininess of creamy risotto.
- A few of the entrées are truly delicious, like the catfish and the ribs.
- The mussels are disappointing, but the entrées read well.
- The moderate success of the Caribbean appetizers gives me a bit of misguided hope for the matching entrées.
- My friend ordered a pork tenderloin from the meat and fish entrées.
- It out-New Yorked New York with entrées of pheasant, grilled salmon, or sweetbreads that seem strikingly au courant.
- Rather, he established his identity and quickly got down to the meat of the matter, the real entrée: the political landscape of his homeland, over which he took this reviewer on a breathtaking tour.
- The best of the entrées I tried here was thin fillets of skate wing, fried until they were beautifully crisp and russety brown.
- For entrées, I chose the succulent, herb-basted rack of spring lamb in a chokecherry and Chardonnay reduction.
- Things have changed - you can still get fish, but with entrées from $14 to $21, this is no longer eat-and-run territory.
- The next course is a ‘Menu Planner’ that's built around five easy-to-follow steps: Search for a meal, choose an entrée, add extras, get your menu, and make a shopping list.
- The meals include an entrée, soup, salad, sandwich and dessert for a cost of $6.
- As our trio discussed how softly fruity and expansive the bottle of Australian Earthworks Shiraz was, the entrées arrived by way of the affable but scattered server.
- As far as entrées go, don't miss the salmon tartar.
- Vegan treats include a series of entrées, namely soup, chapattis, pizza and salad.
- The large selection of vegetarian entrées starts at $7.95 for red lentils cooked with onions, tomatoes and cumin, and runs up to $12.95 for the vegetable biryani.
Synonyms main course, main dish, main meal - 1.1British A dish served between the first and main courses at a formal dinner.
Example sentencesExamples - At this fairly expensive restaurant, all was well - we'd experienced a fantastic entrée, the wine was perfect - until my main course of sea bass arrived on a plate which had brightly painted fish all around the edge.
- We started, as usual, with a mixed entrée including spring rolls, Thai fish cakes, money bags and curry puffs.
- This salad serves two entrée size portions or one good main course size portion.
2The right to enter or join a particular sphere or group. an actress with an entrée into the intellectual society of Berlin her beauty and charm rapidly gained her entrée to high society their connections and relative wealth gave them entree to all of the most select entertainments Example sentencesExamples - Share the exciting world of the Sydney art scene with its art galleries, glitzy openings, glossy publications and entrée into the social pages.
- In the early 17th Century, Matteo Ricci's entrée into the Mandarin acceptance world was as the creator of a ‘Great Map of Ten Thousand Countries’.
- It also serves as an entrée into seeking treatment for opportunistic infections and receiving antiretrovirals in the case of advanced HIV infection.
- University provides Benjamin an entrée to a whole new way of life.
- That initial contact gave her entrée into other university offerings.
- The phenomenon in the mid 80s provided Laurie's entrée into the hair accessories market.
- It was only when this tradition, inherently cautious and conservative, broke down, that writers gained entrée into universities.
- Although here too they were not an overwhelming success, the series served as his entrée into American popular culture.
- Dinner was only the entrée to the main event though.
- He had an immediate entrée right into the center of it all: His younger brother was a rapper whose group was starting to get some attention.
- The facilities don't have to be as large, although some countries have chosen to use the Commonwealth Games and staging the Commonwealth Games as an entrée to bigger events.
Synonyms means of entry, entrance, entry, ingress, opportunity to enter
Origin Early 18th century (denoting a piece of instrumental music forming the first part of a suite): French, feminine past participle of entrer ‘enter’ (see entry). |