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Definition of pub - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- Let's meet at the pub after work.
2.
gamingTECH. UK public server in video gamesTECH. UK
- He joined a pub to play online.
Images of pub
place in a community serving drinks and for social gathering
Expressions with pub
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going to or being at a pub
We're heading up the pub for a drink.
test if most people think something is fair or reasonable
That policy doesn't pass the pub test.
visit several pubs in one night for drinks
They decided to go on a pub crawl for his birthday.
consume all drinks available in a pub until none remain
They drank the pub dry during the celebration.
pub located at the intersection of two streets
We met at the corner pub for a drink.
game where people answer trivia questions in a pub
We joined a pub quiz last night.
question asked during a pub quiz
The pub quiz question stumped everyone at the table.
event where participants visit multiple pubs
The pub crawler was organized to raise money for charity.
drinking game visiting pubs with golf-like rules
We played pub golf during the bachelor party.
food served in a pub
We enjoyed some delicious pub grub last night.
activity of drinking at several pubs in one night
The pub-crawl lasted until midnight.
pub that offers themed events or activities
The theme pub hosted a 1980s night with retro music and costumes.
consume all or almost all alcoholic drinks available in a pub
They threatened to drink the pub dry after winning the championship.
soft cheese spread made with cheese and beer
We enjoyed some pub cheese with our pretzels.
rock music style and movement from 1970s UK and Australia
Pub rock bands played in small bars in the 1970s.
traditional public house for socializing and drinking
We met at the local trad pub for a drink.
pub owned by a brewery and required to sell its products
The tied pub was owned by a large brewery and sold only their beers.
Origin of pub
Public house (drinking establishment)
Terms with pub included in their meaning
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recreation
outdoor area of a pub for drinking beer
accommodation
small hotel or pub, often historical
social
nearest or regular pub or bar
social
round of drinks in a pub
hospitality
woman running a pub or bar
pub management
owner or manager of a pub
hospitality
small comfortable room in a pub
socializing
bar or pub for socializing
drinks venue
bar in a hotel or pub
bar
small bar or pub offering food and drinks
leisure
leave to drink beer at a pub or bar
pub brew
irish reddish ale with strong malt taste
establishment
pub or public house
announcement
announce the pub is closing for the day
pub
used to announce pub closing time to customers
tradition
signal for last orders in a pub
hospitality
female bartender in a pub
pub riot
fight that occurs in a bar involving multiple people
pub
place where people buy and drink beer together
British bar
lounge bar in an English pub
hospitality
pub in Australia or western Canada
pub visit
go to the pub informally
social
invitation-only gathering in a pub after closing hours
historical pub
public house serving porter beer and meals
Examples of pub in a sentence
The pub hosted a charity event last weekend. The game was more challenging on a pub. He prefers playing on a pub for the variety.
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- French:pub, serveur public, ...
- German:Kneipe, öffentlicher Server, ...
- Italian:pub, server pubblico, ...
- Spanish:pub, servidor público, ...
- Portuguese:pub, ...
- Chinese:酒吧, 公共服务器, ...
- Japanese:パブ, パブリックサーバー, ...
- Arabic:حانة, خادِم عام, ...
- Hebrew:פַּאב, שֶׁרֶת צִיבּוּרִי, ...
- Russian:паб, ...
- Ukrainian:бар, публічний сервер, ...
- Hindi:पब, सार्वजनिक सर्वर, ...
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