Beer garden
含义: An outdoor seating area at a pub.
The beer garden is the outdoor drinking area of a pub—benches, possibly a few umbrellas, and the chance to drink in the sun. In summer, the beer garden becomes the most desirable part of the pub. 'Out in the beer garden' is a classic British summer activity.
例句
- Grab a table in the beer garden. 去啤酒花园占个桌子Coge una mesa en la terrazaビアガーデンのテーブルを確保して비어가든에서 자리 잡아.
- The beer garden's packed—it's sunny. 啤酒花园坐满了——天气太好了La terraza está llena, hace solビアガーデンは満席だ、天気がいいから비어가든이 꽉 찼어—날씨가 좋거든.
- Best beer garden in town. 镇上最好的啤酒花园La mejor terraza de la ciudad街で一番のビアガーデンだ이 동네 최고의 비어가든이야.
发音
/bɪə ˈɡɑːdən/
用法指南
语境: pub, summer, outdoors
语气: casual, positive
✓ 正确说法
- Beer garden啤酒花园Terraza del pubビアガーデン비어가든
- In the beer garden在啤酒花园里En la terrazaビアガーデンで비어가든에서
- Out the back在后面En la parte de atrás裏の方で뒤쪽에서
常见错误
- Range from actual gardens to concrete yards
- Premium spot on sunny days
起源与历史
Beer gardens originated in Bavaria, Germany, where breweries would serve beer outdoors under shade trees. The concept spread to Britain, where any outdoor pub seating became called a beer garden, regardless of actual garden quality.
词源: From German Biergarten
最早记录: 19th century from German influence
文化背景
Era: 19th century onwards
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
Pop culture: British summer drinking
Regional notes: German origin, now universal.
变体
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