public bar

英 [ˌpʌblɪk ˈbɑː(r)]

美 [ˌpʌblɪk ˈbɑːr]

n.  (英国酒店中的)廉价酒吧，大众酒吧

牛津词典

noun

• （英国酒店中的）廉价酒吧，大众酒吧
  (in Britain) a bar in a pub with simple or less comfortable furniture than the other bars

柯林斯词典

• （英国酒吧中的）普通酒吧，大众酒吧
  In a British pub, apublic baris a room where the furniture is plain and the drinks are cheaper than in the pub's other bars.

双语例句

• In England nobody under the age of eighteen is allowed to drink in a public bar.
  在英国，十八岁以下的人不准进酒吧喝酒。
• It is, of course, in the public ambivalence about where the bar should be set that the larger uncertainty about the standards movement lies.
  当然，公众对标准化考试运动的很大程度上的犹疑不决就在于公众对这条标准线应当如何设定存有矛盾的心理。
• Then main difference between hotels and motels in Australia is that hotels must provide a public bar to serve liquor. "Private" hotels and guesthouses do not have permits to serve liquor.
  在澳大利亚，旅馆和汽车旅馆的主要差别在于，前者必须附设酒吧，而私家小旅馆和招待所则不可供应烈性酒。
• The public rooms comprise a dining-room seating fifty people, a lounge and a bar.
  公用房间包括五十个座位的餐厅、一个客厅和一个酒吧。
• The public square uses three li of village bar street and bar culture exposed to the sun here entertainment life is alive;
  三里屯酒吧街和朝阳酒吧文化广场使这里的娱乐生活有声有色；
• Keir Starmer, the director of public prosecutions, and the Criminal Bar Association believe that relaxing the ban would be good in principle.
  刑事检控专员KeirStarmer和刑事律师协会认为放松禁令原则上会有利于公平地进行刑事审判。
• I called her from a public phone booth near the entrance to the bar
  我在酒吧入口处附近的公用电话亭给她打了电话。
• A person employed to expeldisorderly persons from a public place, especially a bar.
  保镖被雇于在公共场所里驱逐扰事者的人，尤指在酒吧中。
• Made out in public, like at a bar or a party?
  在公共场合做爱过吗，比如酒吧或晚会？
• This essentially makes it illegal for a sex worker to work in a public place, since they can be arrested for talking to a client on the street, in a bar, or anywhere that is a public place.
  这实际上就意味着性工作者在公共场合拉生意是非法的，因为他们可能会因在街头、酒吧或任何其它公共场合与嫖客谈话而被捕。