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Meanings of teahouse in English

Catalan
saló de te
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A restaurant where tea and light meals are available.

saló de te
Usage of teahouse in English
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Now came the sounds of heavy boots pouring into the little teahouse.
Rasputin's daughter
2
The Yashino was a fairly new teahouse, built in a completely Western style.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
3
I think it's the only one in the teahouse without a garden view.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
4
Soon, he saw a teahouse built in the traditional architectural style.
Don't Cry Tai Lake
5
Backing out of the teahouse, Tsunehiko said, Oh, I know where that is.
Shinjū
6
Melong began to see why Chen set up this meeting at the teahouse.
Enigma of China
7
A young man in the doorway of the teahouse called out to her.
The lovers
8
She pushed herself through the mass of men, and disappeared into the teahouse.
Samurai
9
The teahouse itself was constructed of unfinished wood, aged to a nice gray.
The Diamond Age
10
He gave me a look of disgust and walked back into the teahouse.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
11
Anxious residents crowded outside a teahouse, watching the bombing and helicopter.
Reuters
12
Shaking my head, I hurried from the teahouse and into the chilly air.
Rasputin's daughter
13
I imagined myself inside a teahouse, sliding open the door of a tatami room.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
14
I decided to stay under the eaves of the teahouse until the rain stopped.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
15
It was a very hot morning, even in the cool of the teahouse gardens.
The genesis secret
16
As we were leaving the teahouse, Mameha pulled me into an empty tatami room.
Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
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