Le prix d'entrée
Example: Le prix d'entrée au musée est de cinq euros.
Definition
"Le prix d'entrée" refers to the fee or amount of money required to gain admission to a place or event, such as a museum, exhibition, or park. It is the cost visitors must pay to enter and access the facilities or services offered.
Etymology
The phrase "le prix d'entrée" combines "prix," meaning price or cost, and "entrée," meaning entry or admission. It originates from French, where "prix" comes from the Latin "pretium" meaning value or reward, and "entrée" comes from Old French "entrer," meaning to enter. Together, they literally mean the price of entry.
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"Le prix d'entrée" appears in the Vocaplus list "French - Tourism - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 135 commonly used words.
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