咖啡馆

The cafe is a popular rendezvous for young lovers.

这个啡馆年轻恋人的约会圣地。

These clubs began as coffeehouses in the seventeenth century.

这些夜总会17世纪时原啡馆。

The pier has cafes and restaurants.

码头上有啡馆和饭馆。

They went into the cafe for coffee and dessert.

他到啡馆喝了杯啡, 吃了些点心。

The police came and ejected the noisy youths from the cafe room.

"警察了,把那些吵吵嚷嚷的青年人从啡馆里撵了出去。"

It was one of those cafes with a terrace where you can sit and watch the world go by.

这那种设有露的啡馆，那里，你可以下静观众生百态。

The cafe was a meeting place for the immigrants, a welcome reminder of the tastes of the mother country.

这个啡馆移民聚会的场所，这儿很容易使他回想起故国。

At Belcourt and Bab-el-Oued old men seated in the depths of cafes listen to the bragging of young men with plastered hair.

贝尔古和贝勒固-巴贝勒，老年人啡馆的中央倾听着油光滑面的年轻人侃着大山。

I was sitting in a cafe minding my own business when a man came up to me and hit me in the face.

我就啡馆里，也没招谁惹谁，忽然有个男的冲上，一拳打我脸上。

I projected myself at that world with great intensity, imagining the narrow streets, the public gardens, the cafes, the ritualized social lives of the Viennese bourgeoise.

我展开密集的想象，设想自己生活当年的世界，置身于狭窄的街巷、公园、啡馆，体验维也纳市民恭行如仪的社会生活。