No. 805 in French
entre
"Entre" means "between" or "among" in English.
In a sentence
Il marche entre les arbres.
He walks between the trees.
Here, 'entre' is used to indicate the spatial position 'between' two objects.
Entre vous et moi, je pense qu'il a raison.
Between you and me, I think he is right.
In this sentence, 'entre' is employed to describe a figurative position 'between' two persons.
Elle hésite entre du thé et du café.
She hesitates between tea and coffee.
This usage utilizes 'entre' to state a choice 'between' two options.
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