pub
n. countablen. a building where people go to drink alcohol and often eat food. It is a social place where friends meet to relax and talk.
n. an establishment licensed to sell alcoholic beverages for consumption on the premises, often serving as a community social hub. Derived from 'public house'; informal in register compared to 'tavern' or 'bar'.
We are meeting at the pub for a drink.
The local pub serves a traditional roast dinner every Sunday afternoon for the neighborhood families.
While modern bars often focus on music and cocktails, the traditional pub remains a cornerstone of British social life, prioritizing conversation and local ales.
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Often used with the definite article ('the pub') to refer to the concept of going out for a drink.