cafeterias发音

意思翻译

n.自助餐厅；（学校或办公楼的）食堂（cafeteria的复数）

相似词语短语

cafeteria offers───自助餐厅优惠

双语使用场景

This is a city that requires school cafeterias to serve organic meals.───这个城市要求学校食堂提供有机食品。

I'm sure we will find a wide variety of choices available in school cafeterias.───我相信我们将会发现学校的自助餐厅里有多种多样的选择。

We have two main cafeterias, the Ratty and the V-Dub, which are on opposite sides, South and North.───我们有两个主要的食堂，一个叫 Ratty，一个叫 V-Dub，两个食堂在相反的方位，一个在南边，一个在北边。

Members of the U. S. House of Representatives in March had the name "french fries" changed to "freedom fries" in House cafeterias .───美国众议院的议员在三月将院内自助餐厅的“法国薯条”改名为“自由薯条”。

We pushed the bike down past the various college hangouts and cafeterias and looked into Robbie's to see if we knew anybody.───我们推着自行车沿路经过各个大学的浦点和自助餐厅并朝*内里窥视，看看有没有任何人是我们认识的。

Meanwhile IKEA, known for its Swedish meatballs, has no plans to allow nuptials in its cafeterias.───但拥有瑞典肉丸等知名菜式的宜家餐厅还没有允许人们店内举行婚礼的计划。

But clearly, what began as an investigation of bulk peanut butter shipped to nursing homes and institutional cafeterias is now much broader.───开始时调查大量的供应给养育园nursinghomes和机构自助餐厅institutionalcafeterias的花生酱peanutbutter，现在调查更广泛了。

The Clinic has several cafeterias and restaurants, a gift shop, and a Health Information Library that may be of interest.───如果您有兴趣，诊所有几家餐馆，礼品店，和一个提供健康讯息的图书馆，

Instead of eating the garbage you'll usually find in cafeterias, yum allows you to have good, fresh food everyday.───有了Yum，你就不用吃咖啡馆提供的垃圾食品，而可以每天享用新鲜优质的食物。

英语使用场景

For dining, resort cafeterias often serve hearty, inexpensive breakfasts.

We would encourage all restaurants, cafeterias, delicatessens, food vending services and convenience stores to do the same.

You will find a wide variety of choices available in school cafeterias.

But we could all do with a few less stuffed velvet Loch Ness monsters and dismal cafeterias that smell of incontinence.

What I believed would be a spectacular work experience swiftly revealed itself to be a series of thankless performances in such splashy venues as cafeterias and dormitory lobbies.

Consumer groups were urging school cafeterias to serve healthier food.

After the 1960s, when Miami was flooded with Cubans fleeing Fidel Castro's rule, the pressed Cuban sandwich became ubiquitous in cafeterias and coffee shops there.

Student assemblies, cafeterias, and libraries provided a semi-institutional network within which radical ideas and literature could circulate.