Qu'entre (en. That between)
/kʁɑ̃tʁ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
noun
Introduces a comparison or relationship between two states, objects, or ideas.
It is difficult to compare what lies between money and happiness.
Il est difficile de comparer ce qu'entre l'argent et le bonheur.
Used to indicate what is in the middle of two things.
The bridge between the two banks is under renovation.
Le pont qu'entre les deux rives est en rénovation.
Marks the boundary or threshold between two concepts.
The debate between science and religion is complex.
Le débat qu'entre la science et la religion est complexe.
Etymology
Derived from the preposition 'entre', meaning a notion of connection or intermediate position.
Common Phrases and Expressions
between the wolf and the lamb
Used to denote a strong contrast or opposition.
qu'entre le loup et l'agneau
between dog and wolf
Used to evoke twilight or an ambiguous atmosphere.
qu'entre chien et loup
between friends
Refers to a friendly relationship or a relaxed atmosphere.
qu'entre amis
Related Words
between
Indicates an intermediate position.
entre
middle
Indicates the position at the center of two elements.
milieu
connection
Relief of a relationship or link between two things.
connexion
Slang Meanings
Shared state of mind
We were in between, each contributing with their ideas.
On était en qu'entre, chacun contribuant avec ses idées.