英语词组spit and sawdust是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiomspit and sawdust BrEBrEspoken used about a puba place where people buy and drink alcohol that has simple furniture and is not very clean and tidy:It's a very friendly pub, but a bit spit and sawdust.

spit-and-sawdust

Describing a basic, old-fashioned pub that is perhaps not as clean as more modernized establishments. In the past, many pubs had sawdust on the floor. Primarily heard in UK. You can keep all those trendy gastropubs. I just want a quiet spit-and-sawdust place where I can get a pint.

spit and sawdust

BRITISH

A spit and sawdust pub or bar is dirty, untidy, and does not look respectable. I used to perform with a rock and roll band in the spit and sawdust Waterfront club. There's a pub called `The Compasses' in the High Street if it's spit and sawdust you're after. Note: In the past, the public bars of many pubs had sawdust on the floor to soak up the mess caused by people spitting and spilling their drinks.

spit and sawdust

(of a pub) old-fashioned, run-down, or dirty. British informal

Until the mid 20th century, the general bar of a pub would often have sawdust sprinkled on the floor, on to which the customers could spit.

词组	spit and sawdust
释义	idiomspit and sawdust BrEBrEspoken used about a puba place where people buy and drink alcohol that has simple furniture and is not very clean and tidy:It's a very friendly pub, but a bit spit and sawdust. spit-and-sawdust Describing a basic, old-fashioned pub that is perhaps not as clean as more modernized establishments. In the past, many pubs had sawdust on the floor. Primarily heard in UK. You can keep all those trendy gastropubs. I just want a quiet spit-and-sawdust place where I can get a pint. spit and sawdust BRITISH A spit and sawdust pub or bar is dirty, untidy, and does not look respectable. I used to perform with a rock and roll band in the spit and sawdust Waterfront club. There's a pub called `The Compasses' in the High Street if it's spit and sawdust you're after. Note: In the past, the public bars of many pubs had sawdust on the floor to soak up the mess caused by people spitting and spilling their drinks. spit and sawdust (of a pub) old-fashioned, run-down, or dirty. British informal Until the mid 20th century, the general bar of a pub would often have sawdust sprinkled on the floor, on to which the customers could spit.
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