Question

what is the meaning of the foreign expression in bold? \to start your meal tonight, were offering a stuffed mushroom hors doeuvre,\ the waiter explained. \and, for the main course, were serving a special applewood - smoked pork chop.\ a beverage a dessert an appetizer a meal

Explanation:

In the context of a meal, "hors d'oeuvre" is a French term. The sentence mentions "to start your meal", which implies it's something that comes at the beginning of a meal. Beverages are drinks, desserts come at the end, and a meal is the whole thing. An appetizer is something that starts a meal.

Answer:

an appetizer