Definition of restaurant in English:

restaurant

noun ˈrɛst(ə)rɒ̃ˈrɛst(ə)rɒntˈrɛst(ə)r(ə)nt

A place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.
餐厅，饭馆
Example sentencesExamples
- Fred decides to take his family and friends for a meal at an expensive restaurant.
- It will be an unique urban quarter with cafes, restaurants and places in which to relax.
- This is also the place to seek out some of the best, and cheapest, restaurants in the whole of France.
- The pub now has two restaurants serving anything from sausages to shark steaks.
- She'd taken him out for dinner at one of the more expensive restaurants in town.
- A large number of pubs serving food and restaurants now offer no smoking areas or no smoking at all.
- "I own the Italian restaurant down the street.
- The market for coffee shops and convenience restaurants has exploded in recent years.
- It's one of my favourite restaurants, partly for the food but mainly for the atmosphere.
- All the stores and fast-food restaurants were closed for the day.
- Why not pause to eat at a decent restaurant and have a recommended local wine with your meal?
- The resort's restaurants offer a variety of local and international food.
- Six women in their late twenties are gathered in a London restaurant for dinner.
- Along the way are bars and restaurants ideal for a sunset drink in the soft sea breeze.
- He was going to meet her at the most expensive restaurant in town!
- On the camp site is a well stocked shop and a restaurant, that also serves takeaway dishes.
- The few local shops and restaurants catering to summer visitors are closed for the season.
- A customer of a restaurant is deeply affected by the manner in which staff serve them.
- Eating out is easy with over 700 restaurants catering to a broad range of tastes.
- When Lou's father was young, he started a restaurant in the city.
Synonyms
eating place, eating house
informal eatery

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from restaurer 'provide food for' (literally 'restore to a former state').

restore from Middle English:
This is from Old French restorer, from Latin restaurare ‘rebuild, restore’. This can also mean ‘to provide food for’ from its restorative effects, which is the source of restaurant (early 19th century).

Definition of restaurant in US English:

restaurant

noun

A place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises.
餐厅，饭馆
Example sentencesExamples
- He was going to meet her at the most expensive restaurant in town!
- "I own the Italian restaurant down the street.
- Fred decides to take his family and friends for a meal at an expensive restaurant.
- When Lou's father was young, he started a restaurant in the city.
- Along the way are bars and restaurants ideal for a sunset drink in the soft sea breeze.
- Eating out is easy with over 700 restaurants catering to a broad range of tastes.
- The market for coffee shops and convenience restaurants has exploded in recent years.
- The pub now has two restaurants serving anything from sausages to shark steaks.
- This is also the place to seek out some of the best, and cheapest, restaurants in the whole of France.
- She'd taken him out for dinner at one of the more expensive restaurants in town.
- On the camp site is a well stocked shop and a restaurant, that also serves takeaway dishes.
- All the stores and fast-food restaurants were closed for the day.
- Why not pause to eat at a decent restaurant and have a recommended local wine with your meal?
- It's one of my favourite restaurants, partly for the food but mainly for the atmosphere.
- A large number of pubs serving food and restaurants now offer no smoking areas or no smoking at all.
- The few local shops and restaurants catering to summer visitors are closed for the season.
- It will be an unique urban quarter with cafes, restaurants and places in which to relax.
- Six women in their late twenties are gathered in a London restaurant for dinner.
- The resort's restaurants offer a variety of local and international food.
- A customer of a restaurant is deeply affected by the manner in which staff serve them.
Synonyms
eating place, eating house

Origin

Early 19th century: from French, from restaurer ‘provide food for’ (literally ‘restore to a former state’).

词汇	restaurant
释义	Definition of restaurant in English: restaurant noun ˈrɛst(ə)rɒ̃ˈrɛst(ə)rɒntˈrɛst(ə)r(ə)nt A place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises. 餐厅，饭馆 Example sentencesExamples Fred decides to take his family and friends for a meal at an expensive restaurant. It will be an unique urban quarter with cafes, restaurants and places in which to relax. This is also the place to seek out some of the best, and cheapest, restaurants in the whole of France. The pub now has two restaurants serving anything from sausages to shark steaks. She'd taken him out for dinner at one of the more expensive restaurants in town. A large number of pubs serving food and restaurants now offer no smoking areas or no smoking at all. "I own the Italian restaurant down the street. The market for coffee shops and convenience restaurants has exploded in recent years. It's one of my favourite restaurants, partly for the food but mainly for the atmosphere. All the stores and fast-food restaurants were closed for the day. Why not pause to eat at a decent restaurant and have a recommended local wine with your meal? The resort's restaurants offer a variety of local and international food. Six women in their late twenties are gathered in a London restaurant for dinner. Along the way are bars and restaurants ideal for a sunset drink in the soft sea breeze. He was going to meet her at the most expensive restaurant in town! On the camp site is a well stocked shop and a restaurant, that also serves takeaway dishes. The few local shops and restaurants catering to summer visitors are closed for the season. A customer of a restaurant is deeply affected by the manner in which staff serve them. Eating out is easy with over 700 restaurants catering to a broad range of tastes. When Lou's father was young, he started a restaurant in the city. Synonyms eating place, eating house informal eatery Origin Early 19th century: from French, from restaurer 'provide food for' (literally 'restore to a former state'). restore from Middle English: This is from Old French restorer, from Latin restaurare ‘rebuild, restore’. This can also mean ‘to provide food for’ from its restorative effects, which is the source of restaurant (early 19th century). Definition of restaurant in US English: restaurant noun A place where people pay to sit and eat meals that are cooked and served on the premises. 餐厅，饭馆 Example sentencesExamples He was going to meet her at the most expensive restaurant in town! "I own the Italian restaurant down the street. Fred decides to take his family and friends for a meal at an expensive restaurant. When Lou's father was young, he started a restaurant in the city. Along the way are bars and restaurants ideal for a sunset drink in the soft sea breeze. Eating out is easy with over 700 restaurants catering to a broad range of tastes. The market for coffee shops and convenience restaurants has exploded in recent years. The pub now has two restaurants serving anything from sausages to shark steaks. This is also the place to seek out some of the best, and cheapest, restaurants in the whole of France. She'd taken him out for dinner at one of the more expensive restaurants in town. On the camp site is a well stocked shop and a restaurant, that also serves takeaway dishes. All the stores and fast-food restaurants were closed for the day. Why not pause to eat at a decent restaurant and have a recommended local wine with your meal? It's one of my favourite restaurants, partly for the food but mainly for the atmosphere. A large number of pubs serving food and restaurants now offer no smoking areas or no smoking at all. The few local shops and restaurants catering to summer visitors are closed for the season. It will be an unique urban quarter with cafes, restaurants and places in which to relax. Six women in their late twenties are gathered in a London restaurant for dinner. The resort's restaurants offer a variety of local and international food. A customer of a restaurant is deeply affected by the manner in which staff serve them. Synonyms eating place, eating house Origin Early 19th century: from French, from restaurer ‘provide food for’ (literally ‘restore to a former state’).
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