People are waiting 45 minutes for their entrees.

人们等等了45分钟了。

My entree had to marinate for three hours!

我的要浸泡三小时！

After your appetizer and an entree, you can have dessert.

开胃和之后，你可以吃甜点。

As much as you think you can switch your entree from meat to fish, it doesn't work that way.

尽管你觉得可以把前从肉变为鱼，但其实不是。

Oh, that's too much dairy. Maybe I'll have a large salad for my entree.

哦 乳制品太多了 也许我的要一份大沙拉。

Can you imagine sifting through the ingredients for 100 different entrees, and then trying to cook them all at once?

你能想象出先挑选出100种不同的食材，然后一次把它们都加工好的难度吗？

You can order an entree, a side, and a drink just by saying one easy number.

你只说一个简单的数字就可以点到一份，一份配和一杯饮料。

The meals were the same—bruschetta as an appetizer and an entree of pasta with garlic and oil.

是一模一样，开胃小是意大利烤面包片，而之后则是加入油蒜的面食。

At the same time as setting the fish, you must prepare the entree, which are lobster cutlets, mutton cutlets with spinach.

在端上鱼的同时，你备，也就是龙虾片，菠羊肉片。

Typically, that's an appetizer, an entree, and a dessert, and they're required to finish everything on their plate.

通常情况下，是一道开胃、一道，和一道甜点，他们吃完盘子里的所有东西。

An entree, " entree, " is the main part of your meal, what we would call the main course, " course."

一道，“”是你用餐的要部分，我们称为要的一道，“一道（）”。

Yeah. It's dinner time and we ain't got no stinking entrees.

没错 到了吃饭时间我们却没有。

The chef said he'd need management approval to add a new entree.

厨师说他要管理层的批才能添加新的。

Miss Norton had the entree into most society, which Jo would have had no chance of seeing but for her.

诺顿小姐可以自由出入文学界的圈子，要不是靠了她，这种场合乔是无缘得见的。

Do you want the calamari appetizer or the entree?

女：你要鱿鱼开胃还是？

My daughter's vegetarian, so we always have one kind of vegetarian entree.

我女儿的素食义者，所以我们总是有一种素食。

Our entree then was to be turtle eggs, the turtle itself our meat course.

我们的是海龟蛋， 海龟本身就是我们的。

At La Baia, where entrees range in price from about $30 to over $60, Times reporters never observed him paying for his meals.

在La Baia这家餐厅，的价格为大约30美元到60多美元不等，《纽约时报》记者从未看到他为自己的饭买单。

" The waiter arrives" at their table " a few minutes later" and Lucy and her boss " order entrees, " not " appetizers."

“几分钟后”，“服务员来到”他们的餐桌，露西和她的上司“点了”，而不是“开胃”。

And people who ate the good appetizer thought their entree was even worse than did people who had the middling appetizer.

品尝到美味面包开胃小的志愿者认为自己的食相比另外一组要更逊一筹。