Pronunciation: /ɑnˈtɑnt/
noun a diplomatic agreement or understanding between two or more countries
A1 The two countries signed an entente to promote peace and cooperation.
A2 The entente between the two companies allowed them to share resources and collaborate on projects.
B1 The entente between the political parties ensured a smooth transition of power.
B2 The entente between the neighboring countries helped to resolve border disputes peacefully.
C1 The entente between the trade unions and the government led to better working conditions for employees.
C2 The entente between the rival factions was a crucial step towards achieving lasting peace in the region.
adjective pertaining to or involving an entente
A1 The entente relationship between the two countries has led to increased trade.
A2 The entente agreement was signed by both parties in order to promote peace and cooperation.
B1 The entente cordiale between the neighboring nations has helped to resolve longstanding disputes.
B2 The entente alliance was formed to address common security concerns in the region.
C1 The entente between the political parties paved the way for successful negotiations.
C2 The entente strategy employed by the diplomats proved to be effective in achieving diplomatic goals.
formal The two countries signed an entente to strengthen diplomatic relations.
informal The entente between them means they're working together now.
slang I heard they're in an entente now, so don't mess with them.
figurative Their entente is like a bridge connecting the two nations.
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