Definition of public house in English:

public house

noun

British

formal term for pub
Example sentencesExamples
- They all confirmed that they had not been into the public house opposite the hotel at any time.
- Sometimes she would go to the local public house and make some sandwiches.
- The local public houses have received threatening letters.
- Sunday was still a day of tranquillity and gloom when the trains did not run, and shops and theatres were closed, as also were public houses in Wales and Scotland.
- However, the attractions of the public house or beerhouse was not merely to play darts, crib or dominoes.
- However, said the report, the wider area contains a number of public houses and other local facilities.
- The members met monthly in a local public house to transact business and have a convivial time.
- Some parks and roads have been named after him and there is a public house named the Daylight Inn.
- The family has been based in London for a number of years and they ran a number of successful public houses, including the famous Archway Tavern in North London.
- It won't be long before Swindon consists of nothing but public houses and hotels.
- Once they have been paid, they will head straight for the nearest public house and a pint of best bitter.
- This building, located on Dublin Street, enjoys a strong trade as both a public house and hotel.
- Public health groups want to make the city the first in Britain to prohibit smoking in all workplaces - including bars, cafes, nightclubs and public houses.
- He thus adduced from the landlord evidence that she was a well-known troublemaker in local public houses.
- In public houses, appropriate etiquette includes not gesturing for service.
- The smoking ban has caused little trouble in our local public houses.
- Originally public houses were meeting places in towns and villages for local businessmen but with advent of large commercial chains many of the small pubs have closed.
- Narberth boasted at least two dozen public houses through the 19th century - ranging from terraced ale-houses to coaching inns.
- Recently my wife and I visited a local public house for a meal.
- As with so many good ideas in this little country of ours the seeds were sown over a couple of pints in a local public house.

Definition of public house in US English:

public house

nounˈpəblik ˌhousˈpəblɪk ˌhaʊs

British

A tavern.
Example sentencesExamples
- Some parks and roads have been named after him and there is a public house named the Daylight Inn.
- Recently my wife and I visited a local public house for a meal.
- Public health groups want to make the city the first in Britain to prohibit smoking in all workplaces - including bars, cafes, nightclubs and public houses.
- Narberth boasted at least two dozen public houses through the 19th century - ranging from terraced ale-houses to coaching inns.
- However, said the report, the wider area contains a number of public houses and other local facilities.
- The local public houses have received threatening letters.
- He thus adduced from the landlord evidence that she was a well-known troublemaker in local public houses.
- Originally public houses were meeting places in towns and villages for local businessmen but with advent of large commercial chains many of the small pubs have closed.
- In public houses, appropriate etiquette includes not gesturing for service.
- They all confirmed that they had not been into the public house opposite the hotel at any time.
- This building, located on Dublin Street, enjoys a strong trade as both a public house and hotel.
- The members met monthly in a local public house to transact business and have a convivial time.
- The family has been based in London for a number of years and they ran a number of successful public houses, including the famous Archway Tavern in North London.
- Sometimes she would go to the local public house and make some sandwiches.
- The smoking ban has caused little trouble in our local public houses.
- Sunday was still a day of tranquillity and gloom when the trains did not run, and shops and theatres were closed, as also were public houses in Wales and Scotland.
- As with so many good ideas in this little country of ours the seeds were sown over a couple of pints in a local public house.
- It won't be long before Swindon consists of nothing but public houses and hotels.
- However, the attractions of the public house or beerhouse was not merely to play darts, crib or dominoes.
- Once they have been paid, they will head straight for the nearest public house and a pint of best bitter.

词汇	public house
释义	Definition of public house in English: public house noun British formal term for pub Example sentencesExamples They all confirmed that they had not been into the public house opposite the hotel at any time. Sometimes she would go to the local public house and make some sandwiches. The local public houses have received threatening letters. Sunday was still a day of tranquillity and gloom when the trains did not run, and shops and theatres were closed, as also were public houses in Wales and Scotland. However, the attractions of the public house or beerhouse was not merely to play darts, crib or dominoes. However, said the report, the wider area contains a number of public houses and other local facilities. The members met monthly in a local public house to transact business and have a convivial time. Some parks and roads have been named after him and there is a public house named the Daylight Inn. The family has been based in London for a number of years and they ran a number of successful public houses, including the famous Archway Tavern in North London. It won't be long before Swindon consists of nothing but public houses and hotels. Once they have been paid, they will head straight for the nearest public house and a pint of best bitter. This building, located on Dublin Street, enjoys a strong trade as both a public house and hotel. Public health groups want to make the city the first in Britain to prohibit smoking in all workplaces - including bars, cafes, nightclubs and public houses. He thus adduced from the landlord evidence that she was a well-known troublemaker in local public houses. In public houses, appropriate etiquette includes not gesturing for service. The smoking ban has caused little trouble in our local public houses. Originally public houses were meeting places in towns and villages for local businessmen but with advent of large commercial chains many of the small pubs have closed. Narberth boasted at least two dozen public houses through the 19th century - ranging from terraced ale-houses to coaching inns. Recently my wife and I visited a local public house for a meal. As with so many good ideas in this little country of ours the seeds were sown over a couple of pints in a local public house. Definition of public house in US English: public house nounˈpəblik ˌhousˈpəblɪk ˌhaʊs British A tavern. Example sentencesExamples Some parks and roads have been named after him and there is a public house named the Daylight Inn. Recently my wife and I visited a local public house for a meal. Public health groups want to make the city the first in Britain to prohibit smoking in all workplaces - including bars, cafes, nightclubs and public houses. Narberth boasted at least two dozen public houses through the 19th century - ranging from terraced ale-houses to coaching inns. However, said the report, the wider area contains a number of public houses and other local facilities. The local public houses have received threatening letters. He thus adduced from the landlord evidence that she was a well-known troublemaker in local public houses. Originally public houses were meeting places in towns and villages for local businessmen but with advent of large commercial chains many of the small pubs have closed. In public houses, appropriate etiquette includes not gesturing for service. They all confirmed that they had not been into the public house opposite the hotel at any time. This building, located on Dublin Street, enjoys a strong trade as both a public house and hotel. The members met monthly in a local public house to transact business and have a convivial time. The family has been based in London for a number of years and they ran a number of successful public houses, including the famous Archway Tavern in North London. Sometimes she would go to the local public house and make some sandwiches. The smoking ban has caused little trouble in our local public houses. Sunday was still a day of tranquillity and gloom when the trains did not run, and shops and theatres were closed, as also were public houses in Wales and Scotland. As with so many good ideas in this little country of ours the seeds were sown over a couple of pints in a local public house. It won't be long before Swindon consists of nothing but public houses and hotels. However, the attractions of the public house or beerhouse was not merely to play darts, crib or dominoes. Once they have been paid, they will head straight for the nearest public house and a pint of best bitter.
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