pub

用法例句

A small bar, tavern, or nightclub.

小酒店，酒馆或夜总会

He tied up the horse and went into the inn.

他系住马,走进了小酒店。

a store that sells alcoholic beverages for consumption elsewhere.

不供顾客堂饮的小酒店。

Many pubs run some kind of snack bar that provides cold food such as sausages,

很多小酒店开设有快餐店，出售香肠、

The pub has several good beers on draft.

这小酒店有几种挺不错的散装啤酒。

This pub is one of my favourite haunts.

这家小酒店是我常去的地方之一。

then la Courtille, a merry village of wine-shops;

小酒店毗连的库尔蒂伊欢乐村庄；

a cashier in a liquor store,

在一家小酒店里作过收银员，

of or relating to or resembling a bistro.

属于、关于或类似于小酒店。

They chucked the old man out of the pub.

他们把那个老人赶出了小酒店。

The pub was full of tweedy farmers.

小酒店里净是身穿花呢衣服的农民.

This pub used to be one of my uncle' s favourite haunts.

这家小酒店是我叔叔过去常去的地方之一。

In front of the saloons, farmwives are sitting on the seats of wagons.

在许多小酒店门前，农家妇女们歇坐在货车上。

I happened on an country inn, and stopped to have a meal.

我偶然发现一家乡村小酒店，便停下来进去吃饭。

The keeper of a public house or tavern.

酒店或小酒馆的老板

To visit a series of bars.

逐店饮酒去一连串小酒馆喝酒

A small Hispanic grocery store, sometimes combined with a wineshop.

小杂货店，酒店经常有一酒吧的西班牙小杂货铺

Miss Li is regarded as one of the best barmaid in the hotel.

李小姐被认为是酒店里最好的女调酒师。