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taphouse

/'tæprum/ Cách viết khác : (taphouse) /'tæphaus/
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Word: Taphouse

Definition: A "taphouse" is a type of bar or pub where people can drink beer, especially craft beer. It usually has a relaxed atmosphere and may also serve light food like snacks or small meals. Taphouses often focus on offering a variety of beers from different breweries.

Usage Instructions: - Part of Speech: Noun - When using "taphouse," you can say, "Let's go to the taphouse for a drink," or "The taphouse has a great selection of local beers."

Example Sentence: "We decided to meet at the taphouse after work to try some new craft beers."

Advanced Usage: In more advanced contexts, you might discuss the concept of a taphouse in relation to the craft beer movement, saying something like, "The rise of taphouses reflects the growing popularity of craft breweries and local food culture."

Word Variants: - Taphouses (plural): Referring to more than one taphouse. - Taphouse-style (adjective): Describing something that has the characteristics of a taphouse, like "taphouse-style food."

Different Meanings:While "taphouse" primarily refers to a bar that serves beer, it is not commonly used in other contexts. However, some similar words can have different meanings: - Pub: A general term for a public house that serves drinks and sometimes food. - Brewery: A place where beer is made, which may also have a tasting room like a taphouse.

Synonyms: - Tavern - Pub - Beer hall - Taproom

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:There aren’t specific idioms or phrasal verbs directly related to "taphouse," but you might hear phrases like: - "Raise a glass" (to celebrate or acknowledge something). - "Hit the bar" (to go out for drinks).

Noun
  1. tavern consisting of a building with a bar and public rooms; often provides light meals

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