bar/pub

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see also ALCOHOL, BEER, WINE, DRINK
- a place where people go to buy alcoholic drinks and meet their friends: pub (AmE bar), (formal) public house
We're off to the pub for a beer.
- the pub you usually go to is your local
- a room (in a pub, hotel, restaurant, etc) where (especially alcoholic) drinks are served: bar
a hotel bar ◎ a cocktail bar ◎ a coffee bar ◎ a theatre bar
- the long narrow high table or counter where drinks are served: the bar
'Where's Mary?' 'I think she's at the bar getting some drinks.'
- a machine (often found in bars and pubs) which you can play games on: fruit machine, slot machine
- a machine which plays music: jukebox
Shall I put something on the jukebox?
- some games which people sometimes play in bars and pubs: pool, billiards, darts
※ more on pool, billiards and darts GAME
※—† people in a pub
- a man who serves you drinks from behind the bar: barman (AmE bartender); a woman who serves you drinks: barmaid
- the man/woman who owns or manages a pub: landlord/landlady
- a person who usually goes to one particular pub: regular
They know me well here. I'm a regular.
※—† drinking in a pub
- to choose a drink: have sth
What'll you have? ◎ I think I'll have a gin and tonic.
- to fetch a drink (for example from a bar): get* sth
Could you get me another gin and tonic?
- to get a drink for another person: buy* sb sth
I'll buy you a beer.
- a number of drinks (one for each member of a group): round
Shall we have another round? ◎ It's my round! (= It's my turn to buy the drinks.)
- the times that a pub is open: opening hours
- the time that a pub closes: closing time
We'd better finish our drinks - it's almost closing time.
- the last ten or twenty minutes before closing time: drinking-up time
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- to visit a lot of different pubs in an evening: go* on a pub crawl
'What are you doing tonight?' 'I'm going on a pub crawl with some friends.'