brasserie
brasserie 英 [ˈbræsəri] 美 [ˌbræsəˈri]
n. （法）啤酒店
名词复数:brasseries
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- n. （法）啤酒店
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1. I am waiting to meet former CIA spy Melissa Boyle Mahle at a French brasserie in Washington DC.
我正在华盛顿的一家法国小酒馆中等待马勒梅丽莎，前中央情报局间谍。
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2. It seems Bourdain, a CIA graduate and trained French chef (see: brasserie Les Halles), never fancied himself good in the kitchen.
Bourdain似乎是中央情报局的毕业生和训练有素的法国厨师（参见：他是Brasserie Les Halles的主厨），从来没有幻想过自己会乐于厨房工作。
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3. A few days later, in a house near the brasserie, a father clears the dining table while his wife and son continue their conversation.
几天后，就在小酒馆旁边的一所房子里，一个男人正在收拾餐桌，他的妻子和孩子在一旁说话。
- brasserie (n.) "beer saloon in which food is served," 1864, from French brasserie "beer-garden attached to a brewery," from Middle French brasser "to brew," from Latin brace "grain used to prepare malt," said by Pliny to be a Celtic word (compare Welsh brag "malt").
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