alehouse

n.

出售麦酒（比普通啤酒要烈，色深）的酒店，酒馆；

复数：alehouses

1. We had an alehouse boy who attended always in the house to supply the workmen.
   这儿有个酒馆的孩子,他常在这屋子进出,把酒供给工人们。
2. Public space in modem England once shifted from alehouse to coffeehouse, therefore its nature also changed.
   近代英国的公共空间曾经出现了这样的转移：从啤酒馆过渡到咖啡馆，公共空间的性质因此也发生了改变。

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