英语词汇pub的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

pub /pʌb/ noun in Britain, a place where alcohol can be bought and drunk, and usually where meals are servedadjectives/nouns + pubthe local pub He spends most evenings with his friends in the local pub.an old/traditional pub We had a drink in a lovely old pub.a country pub There’s nothing nicer than a walk, followed by lunch in a country pub.a village pub A lot of village pubs are closing down.verbsrun a pub (=be in charge of a pub) His parents run a pub in Essex.go to the pub also go down the pub informal Shall we go to the pub tonight?meet in the pub Let’s meet in the pub for lunch.pub + nounsa pub lunch We could go for a walk, then have a pub lunch.a pub crawl informal (=an evening spent going to several pubs, one after another) They went on a pub crawl to celebrate his birthday.a pub landlord/landlady (=a man or woman who is in charge of a pub) The pub landlord was very friendly and welcoming.prepositionsin the pub I saw them last night in the pub.at the pub Dan’s probably at the pub.

词组	pub
释义	pub /pʌb/ noun in Britain, a place where alcohol can be bought and drunk, and usually where meals are servedadjectives/nouns + pubthe local pub He spends most evenings with his friends in the local pub.an old/traditional pub We had a drink in a lovely old pub.a country pub There’s nothing nicer than a walk, followed by lunch in a country pub.a village pub A lot of village pubs are closing down.verbsrun a pub (=be in charge of a pub) His parents run a pub in Essex.go to the pub also go down the pub informal Shall we go to the pub tonight?meet in the pub Let’s meet in the pub for lunch.pub + nounsa pub lunch We could go for a walk, then have a pub lunch.a pub crawl informal (=an evening spent going to several pubs, one after another) They went on a pub crawl to celebrate his birthday.a pub landlord/landlady (=a man or woman who is in charge of a pub) The pub landlord was very friendly and welcoming.prepositionsin the pub I saw them last night in the pub.at the pub Dan’s probably at the pub.
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