l'
ɑ̃tʁe
Translation
entrance; starter
Word origin
The feminine past participle of entrer ('to enter'), used as a noun. Entrer comes from Latin intrare ('to go in'), from intra ('within'). English took the word directly as entree, and the same root gives enter and entrance.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- intrare
- English cognates
- entree, enter, entrance
Grammar
Examples
L' .
Entry to the museum is free on Sundays.
, .
For starter, I will have a salad.
- l' .
Wait for me at the cinema entrance.
L' euros .
Entry to the museum costs twelve euros per person.
, .
For a starter, I will have a green salad.
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