No. 5,008 in Spanish
entrante
"Entrante" in English means "incoming" or "starter/appetizer" (depending on context).
In a sentence
El mes entrante tenemos varios eventos planeados.
Next month, we have several events planned.
In this context, “entrante” is an adjective meaning 'next' or the one that is coming up in a temporal context, referring to the nearest upcoming time period.
El plato entrante fue una sopa de verduras deliciosa.
The starter dish was a delicious vegetable soup.
Here, “entrante” is a noun referring to the starter or the first course in a meal.
El empleado entrante ocupará el puesto a partir de la próxima semana.
The incoming employee will take the position starting next week.
In this case, “entrante” is used as an adjective meaning 'incoming' or the one arriving or beginning their function.
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