entree

英 [ˈɒntreɪ]

美 [ˈɑːntreɪ]

n. (餐厅里或正式宴会上的)主菜，主菜前的小菜; 入场权; 进入许可; 进入资格

复数：entrees　

BNC.44645 / COCA.8922

牛津词典

noun

（餐厅里或正式宴会上的）主菜，主菜前的小菜
(in a restaurant or at a formal meal) the main dish of the meal or a dish served before the main course
入场权；进入许可；进入资格
the right or ability to enter a social group or institution

noun

the act of entering
1. she made a graceful entree into the ballroom
something that provides access (to get in or get out)
1. they waited at the entrance to the garden
2. beggars waited just outside the entryway to the cathedral
Synonym:entranceentrancewayentrywayentry
the right to enter
Synonym:accessaccessionadmissionadmittance
the principal dish of a meal
Synonym:main course

Games will be their entree to the Net, so they'll be looking for games content.
而游戏是他们上网的最大目的，他们会在网上寻找一切与他们感兴趣的游戏相关的内容。
Salad fork, placed directly to the left of the plate, assuming salad is served with or after the entree.
沙拉叉，放在盘子正左边，假设沙拉与主菜一起上或在其后上。
Yet, she described her entree into Chinese films as really scary in the beginning.
然而，她把初入中国电影业时形容成非常恐怖。
What's your most authentic entree?
你们最道地的主菜是哪一样？
For Clarissa, the entree is just the beginning.
对克拉丽莎来说，主菜只是个开头。
What did you have as an entree?
在鱼和肉两道主菜之间，你吃的是什么菜？
She's our entree, shawn.
她是我们的入场券。
Please let me take it back. I'll bring you a fresh entree.
请让我把它拿走，我再给您拿过一份新的。
The experience of studying abroad was his entree to the new government.
海外留学经历成为他进入新政府的敲门砖。
I have the entree into his house.
我有权进入他的房子。