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Antonia Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Entree

0 I found somewhere that it is a main course in US. But it also means 01i00dish served before the main course02i00 Am I correct? 02br
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0 I think that may be a British variant, but in the US 'entree' generally only means 'main course'. A "dish served before the main course" is called an appetizer. 0-

— YoungCalifornian

  • 0 I think that may be a British variant, but in the US 'entree' generally only means 'main course'.
  • A "dish served before the main course" is called an appetizer.
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0 I think that may be a British variant, but in the US 'entree' generally only means 'main course'. A "dish served before the main course" is called an appetizer. 0-
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0 Ok, thank youvery much young C! 0-
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0 In BrE, the entree comes between the hors d'oeuvre/ fish course and the main course. It is generally a meat dish. 0-
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