cafe

美音：['kæfeɪ] 英音：['kæfeɪ]

简单释义：

n.咖啡馆

网络咖啡厅；小餐馆；咖啡店

完整释义：

1.〔英国〕咖啡馆,(欧陆诸国的)餐馆;〔美国〕酒馆;咖啡馆

例句：

Once she had left, the door of the cafe opened and a man walked in with a broken cell phone in his hand.
每次她刚离开，咖啡店的门就被撞开，一个男人握着个坏了的手机走进来。
Around the corner, a small cafe is standing with flowers waving above the door.
转过一个街角，有一个门上挂着花的小咖啡店。
"I felt it was no problem, " said Ms. Wu, 30, a native Beijinger, grinning at Ms. Lee as she stirred a bloody mary in a cafe.
“我觉得在大街上吻你没问题”，武峥边搅拌血腥玛丽，边揶揄自己的女友。她今年30岁，是个地道的北京人。
In an Internet cafe in the dark as a little celebration on the Internet.
在一个黑暗的网吧里上上网当作小小的庆祝。
He looked around the cafe for a few seconds, took off his glasses and sat down in a chair facing the door.
他环顾了咖啡馆几秒钟，脱下了他的眼镜，坐在了面对门的位子上。
I enjoy life in Liverpool. I have been a few times to Jamie Carragher' s Cafe Sports England restaurant and a few other places as well.
我喜欢利物浦的生活。我去过几次吉米-卡拉格的餐馆，也去过其他一些地方。
If the conversation is taking place in a cafe then let your characters get distracted by the patrons.
如果对话发生在咖啡馆，可以表现出你的人物被顾客们的声音分心。
The main wooden door features a horizontal wooden bar and a pair of cafe style outer doors at the entrance.
木质大门设计巧妙，除了大门上的横杆，还有两边一对“咖啡馆”似的对开门。

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