public house

英 [ˌpʌblɪk ˈhaʊs]

美 [ˌpʌblɪk ˈhaʊs]

n.  同 pub; 酒吧; 酒馆

法律

柯林斯词典

• 同pub
  Apublic houseis the same as apub.

英英释义

noun

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

双语例句

• The customers of the public house called the Robin hood.
  店名叫罗宾汉酌酒店的顾客们。
• In a good Irish pub, or public house, you won't know the time of day from the light in the place.
  在一个好的爱尔兰酒吧或者聚会场所，你不会从灯光的明暗中分辨出现在的时间。
• This part is explained in two aspects: public house and reformed house.
  本章从两个方面进行了阐述，一是公房，二是房改房。
• On 24 June a man aged 21 was admitted to the casualty department, having collapsed in the street 20 minutes previously a few moments after a fight in a public house.
  患者男性，21岁，6月24日因在酒吧间格斗后不久在街头虚脱20分钟而被送到医院重伤科。
• The public house which is in the Rue de chaffaut.
  就是沙佛街上的那家酒店。
• This paper analyses the factors which affect the utility of housing security on the perspective of public house consumers.
  本文从保障对象的角度，分析了影响居民住房保障效用的因素。
• The doors of the public house at the corner were swinging wide, and he saw the lights and the smiling barmaids, heard the many voices discussing the fight and the prosperous chink of money on the bar.
  街角上酒店的门开得大大的，他看到那些灯光和含笑的女侍者，听到很多人都在谈论这次比赛，他还听到了柜台上生意兴隆的丁当直响的钱声。
• It proved to be, in fact, a public house.
  那确是一家酒店。
• As I was coming back, I met the owner of the public house.
  我正往回走时，遇到了小酒店的主人。
• I happened on an country inn, and stopped to have a meal. The keeper of a public house or tavern.
  我偶然发现一家乡村小酒店，便停下来进去吃饭。