Definition of lounge bar in English:

lounge bar

noun

British

The smarter and more comfortably furnished bar in a pub.
〈英〉（酒店、旅馆内的）雅座酒吧。比较PUBLIC BAR
they sat in a corner of the lounge bar until closing time
Compare with public bar
Example sentencesExamples
- And on Sunday there will be a series of six horse and two greyhound races, shown on a big screen in the lounge bar.
- Fifteen minutes later he emerges into the lounge bar, showered and changed, the sheen of exertion cleansed from his thick frame.
- The lounge bar is a popular meeting spot for fashionable locals, and has a long list of wines by the glass.
- It can also sometimes be a bit difficult to attract the attention of the staff in the lounge bar.
- The pub has a feature Victorian style shop front and comprises a lounge bar, upper floor restaurant and a fully fitted catering kitchen.
- Accommodation in the two-storey premises comprises a ground floor public bar and a large lounge bar.
- The bar is separated into a lounge bar and a club.
- Cookbooks line the lounge bar at the Inn - it's just a shame they didn't put them to better use in the kitchen
- When the conservatory opens, the existing lounge bar will vanish.
- Walk in through one door and you are welcomed into the lounge bar of a typical country pub.
- You will find a fair mix of students in the lounge bar, which has been said to resemble a student common room.
- There is also a comfortable lounge bar and guest dining-room.
- It includes a public bar, lounge bar, beer garden, a six-bedroom family residence together with forecourt parking and a feature ornamental garden.
- The lounge bar has natural timber and stone finishes complementing the modern furniture and fittings.
- However, the lounge bar was spoilt by the lack of a non-smoking area.
- He was just about to argue with the man from the council, when he realised he was all alone in the lounge bar of the Crown and Anchor.
- The pub gets busy on Friday and Saturday night, so if there isn't much room downstairs, try the lounge bar above.

单词	lounge bar
释义	Definition of lounge bar in English: lounge bar noun British The smarter and more comfortably furnished bar in a pub. 〈英〉（酒店、旅馆内的）雅座酒吧。比较PUBLIC BAR they sat in a corner of the lounge bar until closing time Compare with public bar Example sentencesExamples And on Sunday there will be a series of six horse and two greyhound races, shown on a big screen in the lounge bar. Fifteen minutes later he emerges into the lounge bar, showered and changed, the sheen of exertion cleansed from his thick frame. The lounge bar is a popular meeting spot for fashionable locals, and has a long list of wines by the glass. It can also sometimes be a bit difficult to attract the attention of the staff in the lounge bar. The pub has a feature Victorian style shop front and comprises a lounge bar, upper floor restaurant and a fully fitted catering kitchen. Accommodation in the two-storey premises comprises a ground floor public bar and a large lounge bar. The bar is separated into a lounge bar and a club. Cookbooks line the lounge bar at the Inn - it's just a shame they didn't put them to better use in the kitchen When the conservatory opens, the existing lounge bar will vanish. Walk in through one door and you are welcomed into the lounge bar of a typical country pub. You will find a fair mix of students in the lounge bar, which has been said to resemble a student common room. There is also a comfortable lounge bar and guest dining-room. It includes a public bar, lounge bar, beer garden, a six-bedroom family residence together with forecourt parking and a feature ornamental garden. The lounge bar has natural timber and stone finishes complementing the modern furniture and fittings. However, the lounge bar was spoilt by the lack of a non-smoking area. He was just about to argue with the man from the council, when he realised he was all alone in the lounge bar of the Crown and Anchor. The pub gets busy on Friday and Saturday night, so if there isn't much room downstairs, try the lounge bar above.
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