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Meanings of teahouse in английском
каталонский
saló de te 
Synonyms
Examples for "tearoom"
Examples for "tearoom"
1
There would be interesting conversation with his fellow workers in the tearoom.
2
It's selling better than the freshly baked scones in the staff tearoom.
3
And we had talked about adding a tearoom, so that's no surprise.
4
They landed at Westminster Bridge and went to a tearoom for tea.
5
They had tea at a French tearoom, and Mrs. Bell joined them.
1
I will not apologise for the following spoiler: it led to a teashop.
2
Window above a sort of teashop, called Cafe Dame-damn silly name.
3
There was an old lady who sat near us in a teashop one afternoon.
4
There is also a small playground, games room and teashop.
5
The teashop's Muslim owner had been accused, falsely, of raping a female Buddhist employee.
1
She recognized Drake as soon as he wandered into the tea parlor: old Drake's son, the crazy one, loaded.
2
He's got a tea parlor upstairs-andthey say it's some swell place, with a rest room or ladies' dressing room back.
1
Asako, arrayed in a Japanese kimono, and to all appearance as Japanese as her cousin, was sitting in the Fujinami tea-parlour.
Usage of teahouse in английском
1
Now came the sounds of heavy boots pouring into the little teahouse.
2
The Yashino was a fairly new teahouse, built in a completely Western style.
3
I think it's the only one in the teahouse without a garden view.
4
Soon, he saw a teahouse built in the traditional architectural style.
5
Backing out of the teahouse, Tsunehiko said, Oh, I know where that is.
6
Melong began to see why Chen set up this meeting at the teahouse.
7
A young man in the doorway of the teahouse called out to her.
8
She pushed herself through the mass of men, and disappeared into the teahouse.
9
The teahouse itself was constructed of unfinished wood, aged to a nice gray.
10
He gave me a look of disgust and walked back into the teahouse.
11
Anxious residents crowded outside a teahouse, watching the bombing and helicopter.
12
Shaking my head, I hurried from the teahouse and into the chilly air.
13
I imagined myself inside a teahouse, sliding open the door of a tatami room.
14
I decided to stay under the eaves of the teahouse until the rain stopped.
15
It was a very hot morning, even in the cool of the teahouse gardens.
16
As we were leaving the teahouse, Mameha pulled me into an empty tatami room.
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