Definition of minibar in English:

minibar

nounˈmɪnɪbɑːˈmɪniˌbɑr

A refrigerator in a hotel room containing a selection of drinks which, if consumed, are charged to the occupant's bill.
（旅馆客房中的）迷你吧（有含各种酒精饮料的小冰箱，用后需付费）
Example sentencesExamples
- Our rooms feature 24-hour room service, voice mail, dataports, minibars, hair dryers, an iron, and pay to view movies.
- But despite their rusticity, the huts are fitted with all things cosmopolitan - a western-style toilet, a 14-channel TV and fridge with a minibar.
- It has long been rumored in Sweden that when his self-discipline fails and he drinks an overpriced Coke out of a hotel minibar, he will go to a grocery store to buy a replacement.
- Angel smiled, watching Lori get up and start searching around his room for the minibar.
- Some people, residents and tourists, also raided hotel minibars and dragged away furniture.
- There's a soda machine instead of a minibar, and a kitchenette, not room service.
- Accommodation is in interconnecting rooms, kitted out with PlayStations, colouring books and minibars full of Ribena.
- I call hotel minibars the ‘tipsy tax’, because you'd have to be falling-down drunk to pay those prices!
- And you're never going to believe this: a free minibar in my hotel.
- The Ritz-Carlton placed Vosges products in its minibars, and the Peninsula hotels put them on guests' pillows as part of the evening turn-down service.
- The company claims a long history of firsts, such as the first guest credit card, 24-hour room service, and even the first minibar at The Westin Ottawa in Canada.
- There are locked minibars and safes provided in the modern and clean rooms.
- Its dog and cat goodies are sold in 20,000 stores and hotel minibars in 18 countries.
- In-room options are limited to the crisps and noodles in the minibar, and the hotel has no restaurant.
- There are coffee-and-tea making facilities, decently stocked and not outrageously priced minibars and safes; most rooms also have air-conditioning.
- Hot-off-the-printer news from home may soon become as commonplace as minibars at hotels around the world.
- You've finished the last of the plonk in the wine rack, you've drunk the miniatures stolen from minibars and found at the bottom of your suitcase.
- Check the minibar when you first get into the room.
- We had no fewer than three minibars and full access to room service.
- So Michael, he grabs a bottle of cheap champagne from the hotel minibar, rips off the foil and begins drinking right out of the bottle.

Definition of minibar in US English:

minibar

nounˈmɪniˌbɑrˈminēˌbär

A refrigerator in a hotel room containing a selection of refreshments that are charged for on the bill if used by the occupant.
（旅馆客房中的）迷你吧（有含各种酒精饮料的小冰箱，用后需付费）
Example sentencesExamples
- We had no fewer than three minibars and full access to room service.
- Check the minibar when you first get into the room.
- It has long been rumored in Sweden that when his self-discipline fails and he drinks an overpriced Coke out of a hotel minibar, he will go to a grocery store to buy a replacement.
- But despite their rusticity, the huts are fitted with all things cosmopolitan - a western-style toilet, a 14-channel TV and fridge with a minibar.
- So Michael, he grabs a bottle of cheap champagne from the hotel minibar, rips off the foil and begins drinking right out of the bottle.
- The company claims a long history of firsts, such as the first guest credit card, 24-hour room service, and even the first minibar at The Westin Ottawa in Canada.
- Our rooms feature 24-hour room service, voice mail, dataports, minibars, hair dryers, an iron, and pay to view movies.
- Accommodation is in interconnecting rooms, kitted out with PlayStations, colouring books and minibars full of Ribena.
- I call hotel minibars the ‘tipsy tax’, because you'd have to be falling-down drunk to pay those prices!
- The Ritz-Carlton placed Vosges products in its minibars, and the Peninsula hotels put them on guests' pillows as part of the evening turn-down service.
- Its dog and cat goodies are sold in 20,000 stores and hotel minibars in 18 countries.
- And you're never going to believe this: a free minibar in my hotel.
- You've finished the last of the plonk in the wine rack, you've drunk the miniatures stolen from minibars and found at the bottom of your suitcase.
- Some people, residents and tourists, also raided hotel minibars and dragged away furniture.
- In-room options are limited to the crisps and noodles in the minibar, and the hotel has no restaurant.
- Hot-off-the-printer news from home may soon become as commonplace as minibars at hotels around the world.
- Angel smiled, watching Lori get up and start searching around his room for the minibar.
- There's a soda machine instead of a minibar, and a kitchenette, not room service.
- There are locked minibars and safes provided in the modern and clean rooms.
- There are coffee-and-tea making facilities, decently stocked and not outrageously priced minibars and safes; most rooms also have air-conditioning.

单词	minibar
释义	Definition of minibar in English: minibar nounˈmɪnɪbɑːˈmɪniˌbɑr A refrigerator in a hotel room containing a selection of drinks which, if consumed, are charged to the occupant's bill. （旅馆客房中的）迷你吧（有含各种酒精饮料的小冰箱，用后需付费） Example sentencesExamples Our rooms feature 24-hour room service, voice mail, dataports, minibars, hair dryers, an iron, and pay to view movies. But despite their rusticity, the huts are fitted with all things cosmopolitan - a western-style toilet, a 14-channel TV and fridge with a minibar. It has long been rumored in Sweden that when his self-discipline fails and he drinks an overpriced Coke out of a hotel minibar, he will go to a grocery store to buy a replacement. Angel smiled, watching Lori get up and start searching around his room for the minibar. Some people, residents and tourists, also raided hotel minibars and dragged away furniture. There's a soda machine instead of a minibar, and a kitchenette, not room service. Accommodation is in interconnecting rooms, kitted out with PlayStations, colouring books and minibars full of Ribena. I call hotel minibars the ‘tipsy tax’, because you'd have to be falling-down drunk to pay those prices! And you're never going to believe this: a free minibar in my hotel. The Ritz-Carlton placed Vosges products in its minibars, and the Peninsula hotels put them on guests' pillows as part of the evening turn-down service. The company claims a long history of firsts, such as the first guest credit card, 24-hour room service, and even the first minibar at The Westin Ottawa in Canada. There are locked minibars and safes provided in the modern and clean rooms. Its dog and cat goodies are sold in 20,000 stores and hotel minibars in 18 countries. In-room options are limited to the crisps and noodles in the minibar, and the hotel has no restaurant. There are coffee-and-tea making facilities, decently stocked and not outrageously priced minibars and safes; most rooms also have air-conditioning. Hot-off-the-printer news from home may soon become as commonplace as minibars at hotels around the world. You've finished the last of the plonk in the wine rack, you've drunk the miniatures stolen from minibars and found at the bottom of your suitcase. Check the minibar when you first get into the room. We had no fewer than three minibars and full access to room service. So Michael, he grabs a bottle of cheap champagne from the hotel minibar, rips off the foil and begins drinking right out of the bottle. Definition of minibar in US English: minibar nounˈmɪniˌbɑrˈminēˌbär A refrigerator in a hotel room containing a selection of refreshments that are charged for on the bill if used by the occupant. （旅馆客房中的）迷你吧（有含各种酒精饮料的小冰箱，用后需付费） Example sentencesExamples We had no fewer than three minibars and full access to room service. Check the minibar when you first get into the room. It has long been rumored in Sweden that when his self-discipline fails and he drinks an overpriced Coke out of a hotel minibar, he will go to a grocery store to buy a replacement. But despite their rusticity, the huts are fitted with all things cosmopolitan - a western-style toilet, a 14-channel TV and fridge with a minibar. So Michael, he grabs a bottle of cheap champagne from the hotel minibar, rips off the foil and begins drinking right out of the bottle. The company claims a long history of firsts, such as the first guest credit card, 24-hour room service, and even the first minibar at The Westin Ottawa in Canada. Our rooms feature 24-hour room service, voice mail, dataports, minibars, hair dryers, an iron, and pay to view movies. Accommodation is in interconnecting rooms, kitted out with PlayStations, colouring books and minibars full of Ribena. I call hotel minibars the ‘tipsy tax’, because you'd have to be falling-down drunk to pay those prices! The Ritz-Carlton placed Vosges products in its minibars, and the Peninsula hotels put them on guests' pillows as part of the evening turn-down service. Its dog and cat goodies are sold in 20,000 stores and hotel minibars in 18 countries. And you're never going to believe this: a free minibar in my hotel. You've finished the last of the plonk in the wine rack, you've drunk the miniatures stolen from minibars and found at the bottom of your suitcase. Some people, residents and tourists, also raided hotel minibars and dragged away furniture. In-room options are limited to the crisps and noodles in the minibar, and the hotel has no restaurant. Hot-off-the-printer news from home may soon become as commonplace as minibars at hotels around the world. Angel smiled, watching Lori get up and start searching around his room for the minibar. There's a soda machine instead of a minibar, and a kitchenette, not room service. There are locked minibars and safes provided in the modern and clean rooms. There are coffee-and-tea making facilities, decently stocked and not outrageously priced minibars and safes; most rooms also have air-conditioning.
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