No. 6,115 in French
entrée
"Entrée" means the main course of a meal or the act of entering.
In a sentence
L'entrée principale du bâtiment est fermée.
The main entrance of the building is closed.
In this sentence, 'entrée' refers to the physical act or way of entering a location, specifically the main entrance.
Nous avons commandé une entrée avant le plat principal.
We ordered an appetizer before the main course.
Here, 'entrée' is used to signify a starter or appetizer in a meal, showcasing its culinary usage.
Son entrée dans la salle a attiré l'attention de tout le monde.
Her entrance into the room caught everyone's attention.
In this case, 'entrée' means the act of entering, referring to the subject's action of coming into a place.
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