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noun(Brit.) separater Teil eines Pubs mit mehr Komfort* * *sa·ˈloon bar* * *saloon bar s Br vornehmerer und teurerer Teil eines Pubs* * *noun(Brit.) separater Teil eines Pubs mit mehr Komfort -
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sa·'loon bar n(Brit, Aus) (dated) eleganterer Teil einer Bar -
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noun1) (public room in ship, hotel, etc.) Salon, derdining saloon — Speisesaal, der
* * *[sə'lu:n]1) (a large public room on a ship: the dining-saloon.) der Saal2) ((American sedan) a motor car with enclosed seating space for driver and at least three passengers.) die Limousine3) (a place where alcoholic drinks are sold: The police searched in all the saloons for the thief.) die Kneipe* * *sa·loon[səˈlu:n]nbilliard \saloon Billardhalle f* * *[sə'luːn]n1) Saal m; (NAUT) Salon m* * *saloon [səˈluːn] s1. Salon m (besonders in Hotels etc), (Gesellschafts)Saal m2. SCHIFFa) Salon m (Aufenthaltsraum)3. Bra) → academic.ru/63976/saloon_bar">saloon barc) BAHN Salonwagen m4. US Kneipe f umg5. obs Salon m, Empfangs-, Gesellschaftszimmer n* * *noun1) (public room in ship, hotel, etc.) Salon, derdining saloon — Speisesaal, der
* * *n.Kneipe -n f.Salon -s m. -
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(DE) Bar; Schankraum {e}; doch; obwohl; trotzdem; (EN) although; as; bistro; gin mill; grocery; howbeit; if; saloon bar; saloon-bar; shebang; while -
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sa·loon [səʼlu:n] nbilliard \saloon Billardhalle f; -
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[sə'luːn] UK / USn(ship's lounge) Salon m US, (bar) Kneipe f -
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[sə'luːn] UK / USn(ship's lounge) Salon m US, (bar) Kneipe f -
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1. intransitive verb2. nounlounge [about or around] — [faul] herumliegen/-sitzen/-stehen; [faul] herumhängen (ugs.); (in chair etc.) sich lümmeln (ugs.)
1) (public room) Lounge, die; (in hotel) Lounge, die; [Hotel]halle, die; (at station) Wartesaal, der; (in theatre) Foyer, das; (at airport) Lounge, die; Wartehalle, die2) (sitting room) Wohnzimmer, das3) (Brit.): (bar)lounge [bar] — see academic.ru/63976/saloon_bar">saloon bar
* * *1. verb1) (to lie back in a casual manner: lounging on a sofa.) herumlümmeln2. noun(a sitting-room, eg in a hotel: They watched television in the hotel lounge.) die Halle* * *[laʊnʤ]I. ndeparture \lounge Abflughalle f, Warteraum m* * *[laUndZ]1. n(in house) Wohnzimmer nt; (in hotel) Gesellschaftsraum m; (= lounge bar on liner etc) Salon m; (at airport) Warteraum mTV lounge — Fernsehraum m
2. vifaulenzenor around — herumliegen/-sitzen
to lounge against a wall —
* * *lounge [laʊndʒ]A s1. Chaiselongue f, Liege(sofa) f(n)2. Wohnzimmer n3. Gesellschaftsraum m, Salon m (eines Hotels, Schiffs)4. Foyer n (eines Theaters)5. Wartehalle f (eines Flughafens)6. Br vornehmerer und teurerer Teil eines PubsB v/i1. sich rekeln, sich lümmeln (beide umg):2. schlendern* * *1. intransitive verb2. nounlounge [about or around] — [faul] herumliegen/-sitzen/-stehen; [faul] herumhängen (ugs.); (in chair etc.) sich lümmeln (ugs.)
1) (public room) Lounge, die; (in hotel) Lounge, die; [Hotel]halle, die; (at station) Wartesaal, der; (in theatre) Foyer, das; (at airport) Lounge, die; Wartehalle, die2) (sitting room) Wohnzimmer, das3) (Brit.): (bar)lounge [bar] — see saloon bar
* * *n.Aufenthaltsraum m.Gesellschaftsraum m. v.faulenzen v. -
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(DE) Gasthäuser {pl}; Getränkeausschank {r}; Kneipe {e}; Saloon {r}; Schanklokal {s}; Schnapsbude {e}; Schwemme {e}; Säufer {r}; Taverne {e}; Schank {r}; Taberne {e}; (EN) ale-house; bar; beer-house; boozer; dump; gin mill; grocery; grog-shop; jerry; jerry-shop; pot-house; pub; public house; saloon; shades; shebang; tap-house; tavern; wine-house; wine-shop -
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(DE) Schankraum {e}; Schankstube {e}; Schenkstube; (EN) bar; bar-room; beer-house; pub; saloon; tap; tap-room; taproom -
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(DE) Kneipe {e}; Alkoholausschank {r}; Stehbierhalle {e}; (EN) bar; gin-palace; off-licence; pub; saloon; tippling-house -
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(DE) Ausschank {r}; Alkoholausschank {r}; Debit {r}; Zapf {r}; (EN) bar; pot-shop; saloon; spirit-vault -
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(DE) Bahn {e}; Bahnhof {r}; Eisenbahn {e}; (EN) adzer; chain-coupling; connecter; counterbuff; pinch-bar; railroad; railway; ry; saloon-carriage; spoil-dump; stop-piece; turnplate; up-signal; wing-rail
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