1. The main course of a meal, served after the appetizer.
Usage: Most common in U.S. English; in British English, often called the 'main course.'
2. The right or permission to enter a place or group; access or admission.
Usage: Formal or literary usage.

Examples

• The restaurant offers several fish and chicken entrees.
• For dinner, I chose the grilled salmon entree.
• The prix fixe menu includes an appetizer, entree, and dessert.
• Her family connections gave her entrees into high society.
• He gained entrees to the exclusive club through a membership sponsor.
• The buffet featured multiple vegetarian entrees.