Thursday, January 2, 2020
How to Use the French Preposition Entre
The French preposition entre means between, both literally and figuratively, or among and is used in many expressions. Learn how to say briefly, tipsy, at dusk, and more with some of the expressions below using entre. Be careful not to confuse the preposition entre with the verb entrer, which means to enter; the two words are unrelated. Common Uses of Entre    Mettez une espace entre ces mots.Put a space between these words.    Cela devrait à ªtre entre parenthà ¨ses.That should be in parentheses.   entre deux portesbriefly    entre chien et loupat twilight/dusk    Entre toi et moi..., Entre nous...Between you and me..., Between us...   Le livre est entre ses mains.The book is in his hands.    Entre le 2 et le 5 mai...Between 2nd and 5th of May...   La và ©rità © est entre les deux. (saying)The truth is somewhere in between.   sentendre entre euxto have a mutual understanding/agreement   à ªtre entre deux vinsto be tipsy When Entre means among   à ªtre entre nousto be among friends, between us     Jai trouvà © une jolie bague entre le bric-à -brac.I found a pretty ring among the bric-a-brac.    Mes à ©tudiants, entre autres, vont...My students, among others, are going...    Beaucoup dentre vous...Many among you...   Les loups ne se mangent pas entre eux.There is honor among thieves.
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