Definition of teahouse in English:

teahouse

nounˈtiːhaʊsˈtihaʊs

A place serving tea and other refreshments.
茶室，茶馆
Example sentencesExamples
- Emerging from the teahouse, we discovered the storm had grown savage.
- They moved to the port, supported themselves and her by keeping that exclusive teahouse for people who will never recognize her.
- Visitors can also attend a traditional tea ceremony in the Japanese tea house.
- Travellers should not miss the experience of a morning in an Anchang tea house.
- There are many places there I would love to try, the oyster bar, the caviar bar, the tea house.
- We should not presume that these are just stories created to pass spare time in tea houses.
- Suddenly there was no wait for a table at a popular teahouse.
- The best place is on the top floor, where the teahouse is situated.
- The design of the teahouse is authentic, including the imported blue tile roof.
- But the whispered questions at teahouses in Rangoon and across Burma were always delivered the same way.
- The teahouse is a lovely place to escape to.
- The tea house are typically very traditional Chinese building with Chinese decoration.
- Any Japanese who can afford it has a special room set aside for use as a " teahouse ".
- If anything can keep Huataoyao out of the ranks of second-rate tea houses touting dubious spiritual qualities, it is this.
- He did not mention the Great Wall, the bounded lotus or lily feet of Chinese women and the tea houses in Yangzhou and Hangzhou.
- He had undergone a kind of religious conversion to the people's cause after hearing a workman in a tea-house tell the grim story of his life.
- The tea house is exquisite, on my list of 10 favorite buildings I have ever experienced.
- The tea-house, which was situated in one of the rooms of the gallery, was a bit disorganised.
- By night, the cafes and tea houses are no strangers to drug-dealers and mafia from the Maghreb.
- A few enterprising residents have opened vegetable stands, tailor shops, carpentry mills and teahouses in tiny shacks.

Definition of teahouse in US English:

teahouse

nounˈtihaʊsˈtēhous

A place serving tea and other refreshments.
茶室，茶馆
Example sentencesExamples
- Emerging from the teahouse, we discovered the storm had grown savage.
- A few enterprising residents have opened vegetable stands, tailor shops, carpentry mills and teahouses in tiny shacks.
- He had undergone a kind of religious conversion to the people's cause after hearing a workman in a tea-house tell the grim story of his life.
- Visitors can also attend a traditional tea ceremony in the Japanese tea house.
- But the whispered questions at teahouses in Rangoon and across Burma were always delivered the same way.
- Any Japanese who can afford it has a special room set aside for use as a " teahouse ".
- The teahouse is a lovely place to escape to.
- Travellers should not miss the experience of a morning in an Anchang tea house.
- The tea-house, which was situated in one of the rooms of the gallery, was a bit disorganised.
- By night, the cafes and tea houses are no strangers to drug-dealers and mafia from the Maghreb.
- The tea house are typically very traditional Chinese building with Chinese decoration.
- The best place is on the top floor, where the teahouse is situated.
- Suddenly there was no wait for a table at a popular teahouse.
- There are many places there I would love to try, the oyster bar, the caviar bar, the tea house.
- The tea house is exquisite, on my list of 10 favorite buildings I have ever experienced.
- He did not mention the Great Wall, the bounded lotus or lily feet of Chinese women and the tea houses in Yangzhou and Hangzhou.
- They moved to the port, supported themselves and her by keeping that exclusive teahouse for people who will never recognize her.
- We should not presume that these are just stories created to pass spare time in tea houses.
- The design of the teahouse is authentic, including the imported blue tile roof.
- If anything can keep Huataoyao out of the ranks of second-rate tea houses touting dubious spiritual qualities, it is this.

词汇	teahouse
释义	Definition of teahouse in English: teahouse nounˈtiːhaʊsˈtihaʊs A place serving tea and other refreshments. 茶室，茶馆 Example sentencesExamples Emerging from the teahouse, we discovered the storm had grown savage. They moved to the port, supported themselves and her by keeping that exclusive teahouse for people who will never recognize her. Visitors can also attend a traditional tea ceremony in the Japanese tea house. Travellers should not miss the experience of a morning in an Anchang tea house. There are many places there I would love to try, the oyster bar, the caviar bar, the tea house. We should not presume that these are just stories created to pass spare time in tea houses. Suddenly there was no wait for a table at a popular teahouse. The best place is on the top floor, where the teahouse is situated. The design of the teahouse is authentic, including the imported blue tile roof. But the whispered questions at teahouses in Rangoon and across Burma were always delivered the same way. The teahouse is a lovely place to escape to. The tea house are typically very traditional Chinese building with Chinese decoration. Any Japanese who can afford it has a special room set aside for use as a " teahouse ". If anything can keep Huataoyao out of the ranks of second-rate tea houses touting dubious spiritual qualities, it is this. He did not mention the Great Wall, the bounded lotus or lily feet of Chinese women and the tea houses in Yangzhou and Hangzhou. He had undergone a kind of religious conversion to the people's cause after hearing a workman in a tea-house tell the grim story of his life. The tea house is exquisite, on my list of 10 favorite buildings I have ever experienced. The tea-house, which was situated in one of the rooms of the gallery, was a bit disorganised. By night, the cafes and tea houses are no strangers to drug-dealers and mafia from the Maghreb. A few enterprising residents have opened vegetable stands, tailor shops, carpentry mills and teahouses in tiny shacks. Definition of teahouse in US English: teahouse nounˈtihaʊsˈtēhous A place serving tea and other refreshments. 茶室，茶馆 Example sentencesExamples Emerging from the teahouse, we discovered the storm had grown savage. A few enterprising residents have opened vegetable stands, tailor shops, carpentry mills and teahouses in tiny shacks. He had undergone a kind of religious conversion to the people's cause after hearing a workman in a tea-house tell the grim story of his life. Visitors can also attend a traditional tea ceremony in the Japanese tea house. But the whispered questions at teahouses in Rangoon and across Burma were always delivered the same way. Any Japanese who can afford it has a special room set aside for use as a " teahouse ". The teahouse is a lovely place to escape to. Travellers should not miss the experience of a morning in an Anchang tea house. The tea-house, which was situated in one of the rooms of the gallery, was a bit disorganised. By night, the cafes and tea houses are no strangers to drug-dealers and mafia from the Maghreb. The tea house are typically very traditional Chinese building with Chinese decoration. The best place is on the top floor, where the teahouse is situated. Suddenly there was no wait for a table at a popular teahouse. There are many places there I would love to try, the oyster bar, the caviar bar, the tea house. The tea house is exquisite, on my list of 10 favorite buildings I have ever experienced. He did not mention the Great Wall, the bounded lotus or lily feet of Chinese women and the tea houses in Yangzhou and Hangzhou. They moved to the port, supported themselves and her by keeping that exclusive teahouse for people who will never recognize her. We should not presume that these are just stories created to pass spare time in tea houses. The design of the teahouse is authentic, including the imported blue tile roof. If anything can keep Huataoyao out of the ranks of second-rate tea houses touting dubious spiritual qualities, it is this.
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