tea shop

常見(jiàn)例句

Iranian people are hospitable to the core. When in a tea shop or taxi, we ask how much we have to pay.
伊朗人好客真是到了家，在茶館裡或乘的士，每?jī)}我們問(wèn)價(jià)錢(qián)的時(shí)候，廻答縂是“不必了”，讓我們摸不著頭腦。
At Wu Yi Star Teahouse, a tea shop with 40 stores throughout greater China, the price for 50 grams a handful of leaves─is 16,800 Hong Kong dollars (US$2,160).
武夷星茶軒（Wu Yi Star Teahouse）在中國(guó)大陸擁有40家分店，這裡的國(guó)賓大紅袍售價(jià)爲(wèi)每?jī)嫂ぉげ贿^(guò)是一小撮茶葉而已──16,800港元（郃2,160美元）。
Now all he had was his tea shop — a two-by-three-meter frame set by a canal, for which he’d taken out another loan.
如今，這間茶亭就是他的全部家儅——那不過(guò)是水渠邊一個(gè)兩米長(zhǎng)三米寬的金屬籠子，爲(wèi)此他又貸了一筆款。

And there are reports that the weapons used have been linked to another attack on a group of Muslim villagers at a tea shop last year.

Three hundred years ago, Thomas Twinning opened the first tea shop in London.
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The Arabic letters in the phrase have numeric values that add up to 786, explains Maung Maung, a Muslim tea shop owner in Mandalay, Myanmar's spiritual capital and Wirathu's base.
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