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Meanings of coffee in English
Any of several small trees and shrubs native to the tropical Old World yielding coffee beans.
Usage of coffee in English
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A great coffee shop requires two things: good coffee and good eavesdropping.
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One added: No wonder my parents think my daily coffee is expensive.
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A good spot for coffee lovers that want to try something new.
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Over the past 15 years, coffee farming has gone into long-term decline.
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Market presence: 10 coffee bars in Chicago, Los Angeles and New York.
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Nestle CEO Schneider last year identified coffee as an area for investment.
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Shall we take the investigation from the beginning? Armansky said, pouring coffee.
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The coffee is important, very important Having very good coffee is essential.
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Every other restaurant or coffee shop these days offers free wireless access.
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The coffee machine; she'd had that brought in along with fine china.
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Gonzalez-Angulo asked Blumenschein to try a coffee blend that morning, he said.
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Previous reports have indicated that coffee consumption may increase serum cholesterol levels.
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It's right near my locker.' He goes, 'Never drink the clubhouse coffee.
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What's special about it: Start the day right with coffee and pastries.
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We'd be happy to discuss it over coffee, and the morning paper.
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It's easy to understand why coffee professionals often call brewing a journey.
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Coffee across language varieties
Canada
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United States of America
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South Africa
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