pub

英 [pʌb]

美 [pʌb]

n.  酒吧; 酒馆

复数：pubs　

高考考研TEM8

Oxford 3000 / Collins.3 / BNC.1817 / COCA.7430

牛津词典

noun

• 酒吧；酒馆
  a building where people go to drink and meet their friends. Pubs serve alcoholic and other drinks, and often also food.
  1. They've gone down the pub for a drink.
     他们下酒馆喝酒去了。
  2. a pub lunch
     酒馆供的午餐
  3. the landlord of the local pub
     当地酒馆的老板

柯林斯词典

• N-COUNT 酒馆；酒吧
  Apubis a building where people can have drinks, especially alcoholic drinks, and talk to their friends. Many pubs also serve food.
  1. He was in the pub until closing time...
     他在酒吧里一直呆到打烊。
  2. Richard used to run a pub.
     理查德曾经开过酒吧。

英英释义

noun

• tavern consisting of a building with a bar and public rooms
  Synonym:public housesaloonpothousegin milltaphouse

双语例句

• She had been working in a pub, cooking and waitressing.
  她之前在酒吧工作，负责烹饪和招待。
• Pubs are dirty, smelly and unfriendly, according to the Good Pub Guide.
  据《好酒吧指南》所说，酒吧一般环境肮脏，气味难闻，而且气氛很不友好。
• They were seated at a table outside a pub in a pleasant piazza close by St Paul's
  在圣保罗教堂旁一个怡人的广场上，他们坐在一家酒馆外的桌边。
• In the village pub, regulars drank the health of John and his father.
  在村子的酒馆里，老顾客们举杯祝愿约翰和他的父亲身体健康。
• Richard used to run a pub.
  理查德曾经开过酒吧。
• Catering may now account for close on a quarter of pub turnover.
  承办酒席现在可能占酒吧营业额的近1/4。
• Her mother disapproved of her working in a pub
  她母亲不赞成她在酒吧工作。
• David had been on a pub crawl with pals from his rugby club.
  大卫曾和他橄榄球俱乐部的朋友们一起串酒吧喝酒。
• People are down the pub, getting drunk
  人们在酒吧，喝得烂醉。
• A couple of people started shouting abuse at them as they walked past a pub.
  当他们经过一个酒吧时，有几个人开始朝他们谩骂。