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1. (n.) public house
Brit.
2. public house
an inn or hostelry.
Etymology: (1565–75)
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1. (noun) public house, pub, saloon, pothouse, gin mill, taphouse
tavern consisting of a building with a bar and public rooms; often provides light meals
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Sense: a house where alcoholic drinks are sold to the public.
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 Afrikaans: kroeg |
 Arabic: حانَه، خَمّارَه |
 Bulgarian: кръчма |
 Brazilian: bar |
 Czech: hostinec, restaurace |
 German: die Kneipe |
 Danish: værtshus |
 Greek: μπιραρία |
 Spanish: bar, pub |
 Estonian: kõrts, trahter |
 Farsi: بار |
 Finnish: pubi |
 French: débit de boissons |
 Hebrew: בֵּית-מַרזֵחַ |
 Hindi: शराबखाना, मधुशाला |
 Hungarian: kocsma, pub |
 Indonesian: rumah minum |
 Icelandic: krá |
 Italian: (locale pubblico in cui s |
 Japanese: パブ |
 Korean: 선술집 |
 Lithuanian: alinė, smuklė, baras |
 Latvian: krogs; bārs |
 Malay: kedai minuman keras |
 Dutch: café |
 Norwegian: vertshus |
 Polish: pub |
 Persian: بار |
 Pashto: ميخانه، شرابخانه |
 Portuguese: bar |
 Russian: паб, пивная, бар |
 Slovak: hostinec |
 Slovenian: lokal, točilnica |
 Serbian: pab |
 Swedish: pub |
 Thai: ร้านขายเหล้าขนาดเล็ก |
 Turkish: meyhane |
 Taiwanese: 小酒館，客棧 |
 Ukrainian: корчма, шинок |
 Urdu: شراب خانہ |
 Vietnamese: tiệm rượu |
 Chinese: 小酒店，客栈 |
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