pub
English [p?b] American [p?b]
n. Pub; inn
n. (Pub )Personal name; (Hungarian) Pubu
[ past tense pubbed past participle pubbed present participle pubbing ]
Pub
The pub (Pub) at that time was the city center In a meeting place, if guests want to know about the buying and selling news, the bartender will be the messenger. If someone makes a deal, he will pay the bartender some fees. This is the origin of the broker.
Hotel
Bar
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The Pub
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Pub date publication date; publication time; publication; bar date
London Pub London Bar
showtime pub Pandora
Herlays pub Harley Bar
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Pizza Pub pizza house
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21st Century English-Chinese Dictionary Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
pub [p?b]
n.
[British English] small hotel; inn
[Australian English] hotel, inn [abbreviated from public house ]
vi.
[British English] (often) go to a hotel (or bar):
[British English] (often) go to a hotel (or bar) ):
to go pubbing
Go to the pub
abbr.
public house
The above comes from : "21st Century English-Chinese Dictionary"
Synonyms
n. Tavern; inn
hotel, tavern
Bilingual examples original sentences Authoritative examples
They reeled out of the pub at midnight.
They reeled out of the pub at midnight.
"The 21st Century English-Chinese Dictionary"
Well, tell me, where on earth is this pub?
Okay, please tell me where on earth is this pub? where?
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He ogled a lady in the pub.
He ogled a lady in the bar.
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"Pub" is a polysemous word, it can refer to pub (electronic Document format), pub (game terminology), pub (basic information), pub (geographical noun), pub (English name of the bar).
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