Definition of food court in English:

food court

noun

North American

An area in a shopping mall where fast-food outlets are located.
〈北美〉（购物中心的）餐饮区
Example sentencesExamples
- The market takes place on Train Street outside the food court at the outlet centre.
- We took her for supper in the food court and later did some Christmas shopping.
- I was walking in the food court and someone had spilled some of their water and not bothered to clean it up.
- The teenagers laughed, but they made their way toward the food court nonetheless.
- They walked to the food court in the mall and took a seat at the coffee shop.
- You can just walk from the Nike store to the Arrow outlet and back to the food court in minutes, rain or shine.
- I am sitting at a cafe in the food court at Victoria station, typing away on my laptop.
- The morning came, the coffee shops in the food court opened, and we were still at it.
- We walked together back to the middle of the mall where the food court was located.
- They walked to the food court of the mall the shoe store was located in and got something to eat.
- As we made our way back to the seating area in the food court we spotted Red and Jimmy.
- I'm sitting with Mel in the food court at Megamall, and we're eating sizzling meals.
- It's the hotel equivalent of a food court in a shopping mall, so there is none of the stiffness of formal restaurants.
- Both vehicles were driven round to the food court area where the Range Rover was used to pull a cash machine from the wall.
- This was not a normal food court since it did not have a common seating area.
- The food court has three levels and there are restaurants and bars on every level.
- Jessie linked her arm with Tiff's and they began to walk in the general direction of the food court.
- I turned around to see Carmen waving at me from the food court area.
- We finally reached the food court and there sat Liv, chatting it up with Landrin.
- I told that to Lindy after we left the costume store and found a table at the food court.

Definition of food court in US English:

food court

noun

North American

An area, typically in a shopping mall, where fast-food outlets, tables, and chairs are located.
〈北美〉（购物中心的）餐饮区
Example sentencesExamples
- You can just walk from the Nike store to the Arrow outlet and back to the food court in minutes, rain or shine.
- The teenagers laughed, but they made their way toward the food court nonetheless.
- It's the hotel equivalent of a food court in a shopping mall, so there is none of the stiffness of formal restaurants.
- I was walking in the food court and someone had spilled some of their water and not bothered to clean it up.
- We walked together back to the middle of the mall where the food court was located.
- Jessie linked her arm with Tiff's and they began to walk in the general direction of the food court.
- I turned around to see Carmen waving at me from the food court area.
- The morning came, the coffee shops in the food court opened, and we were still at it.
- The food court has three levels and there are restaurants and bars on every level.
- We took her for supper in the food court and later did some Christmas shopping.
- I am sitting at a cafe in the food court at Victoria station, typing away on my laptop.
- They walked to the food court in the mall and took a seat at the coffee shop.
- As we made our way back to the seating area in the food court we spotted Red and Jimmy.
- This was not a normal food court since it did not have a common seating area.
- They walked to the food court of the mall the shoe store was located in and got something to eat.
- I'm sitting with Mel in the food court at Megamall, and we're eating sizzling meals.
- We finally reached the food court and there sat Liv, chatting it up with Landrin.
- I told that to Lindy after we left the costume store and found a table at the food court.
- Both vehicles were driven round to the food court area where the Range Rover was used to pull a cash machine from the wall.
- The market takes place on Train Street outside the food court at the outlet centre.

单词	food court
释义	Definition of food court in English: food court noun North American An area in a shopping mall where fast-food outlets are located. 〈北美〉（购物中心的）餐饮区 Example sentencesExamples The market takes place on Train Street outside the food court at the outlet centre. We took her for supper in the food court and later did some Christmas shopping. I was walking in the food court and someone had spilled some of their water and not bothered to clean it up. The teenagers laughed, but they made their way toward the food court nonetheless. They walked to the food court in the mall and took a seat at the coffee shop. You can just walk from the Nike store to the Arrow outlet and back to the food court in minutes, rain or shine. I am sitting at a cafe in the food court at Victoria station, typing away on my laptop. The morning came, the coffee shops in the food court opened, and we were still at it. We walked together back to the middle of the mall where the food court was located. They walked to the food court of the mall the shoe store was located in and got something to eat. As we made our way back to the seating area in the food court we spotted Red and Jimmy. I'm sitting with Mel in the food court at Megamall, and we're eating sizzling meals. It's the hotel equivalent of a food court in a shopping mall, so there is none of the stiffness of formal restaurants. Both vehicles were driven round to the food court area where the Range Rover was used to pull a cash machine from the wall. This was not a normal food court since it did not have a common seating area. The food court has three levels and there are restaurants and bars on every level. Jessie linked her arm with Tiff's and they began to walk in the general direction of the food court. I turned around to see Carmen waving at me from the food court area. We finally reached the food court and there sat Liv, chatting it up with Landrin. I told that to Lindy after we left the costume store and found a table at the food court. Definition of food court in US English: food court noun North American An area, typically in a shopping mall, where fast-food outlets, tables, and chairs are located. 〈北美〉（购物中心的）餐饮区 Example sentencesExamples You can just walk from the Nike store to the Arrow outlet and back to the food court in minutes, rain or shine. The teenagers laughed, but they made their way toward the food court nonetheless. It's the hotel equivalent of a food court in a shopping mall, so there is none of the stiffness of formal restaurants. I was walking in the food court and someone had spilled some of their water and not bothered to clean it up. We walked together back to the middle of the mall where the food court was located. Jessie linked her arm with Tiff's and they began to walk in the general direction of the food court. I turned around to see Carmen waving at me from the food court area. The morning came, the coffee shops in the food court opened, and we were still at it. The food court has three levels and there are restaurants and bars on every level. We took her for supper in the food court and later did some Christmas shopping. I am sitting at a cafe in the food court at Victoria station, typing away on my laptop. They walked to the food court in the mall and took a seat at the coffee shop. As we made our way back to the seating area in the food court we spotted Red and Jimmy. This was not a normal food court since it did not have a common seating area. They walked to the food court of the mall the shoe store was located in and got something to eat. I'm sitting with Mel in the food court at Megamall, and we're eating sizzling meals. We finally reached the food court and there sat Liv, chatting it up with Landrin. I told that to Lindy after we left the costume store and found a table at the food court. Both vehicles were driven round to the food court area where the Range Rover was used to pull a cash machine from the wall. The market takes place on Train Street outside the food court at the outlet centre.
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