entrée (English spelling) entree

Japanese: entrée（英語表記）entree

…(1) A piece of music that is placed at the beginning of a multi-movement piece such as a suite or a ballet. A march-like piece is called an intrada, and an introductory piece in a ballet is called an entrée. (2) A piece of music that is placed before a fugue or the like, and forms a pair with a prelude and a fugue. …

From [Ballet]

…entrechat (a jumping technique in which the legs are crossed in the air); entrée (an introduction to a pas de deux); a preparation section in which two dancers, a man and a woman, appear to begin the adagio.

From [French cuisine]

...It includes dishes of saltwater fish, freshwater fish, shrimp, shellfish, and frogs. (4) Entrée: A hot meat dish that forms the center of the menu. In addition to steak, various cooking methods such as braising and stewing are used.

*Some of the terminology that mentions "entrée" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…(1)組曲などの多楽章曲やバレエの冒頭におかれた曲。行進曲風のものは，とくにイントラーダintradaと呼ばれ，バレエなどの場合の登場曲は，とくにアントレentréeという。(2)フーガなどの前におかれた楽曲で，前奏曲とフーガとで1対を成す。…