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pub - translation to french
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
PUB (disambiguation); Pub (Album); PUB; Pub (album)
pub
n. (Slang) advertising; pub
pubère
pubescent, sexually mature (about a leaf); covered with soft downy hairs
bistrot
n. pub, cafe
Definition
pub
(pubs)
Frequency: The word is one of the 3000 most common words in English.
A pub is a building where people can have drinks, especially alcoholic drinks, and talk to their friends. Many pubs also serve food. (mainly BRIT)
He was in the pub until closing time...
Richard used to run a pub.
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Wikipedia
Pub (disambiguation)
A pub is a public house or bar.
Pub or PUB may also refer to:
- Pub (Đorđe Balašević album), a 1982 album by Serbian singer-songwriter Đorđe Balašević album
- Pub (Denzil album), a 1994 album by British band Denzil
- PUB (file type), a Microsoft Publisher document file format
- .pub, a Microsoft Publishing file extension
- PUB (Stockholm), a department store in Stockholm
- Princeton University Band, the marching band and pep band of Princeton University
- Public Utilities Board (Singapore), Singapore's national water agency
- Pueblo Memorial Airport, in Colorado, US
- The Principle of uniform boundedness, in mathematics
Examples of use of pub
1. Pour la trouver, l‘agence de pub Tasmanie est allée jusqu‘ŕ Londres. (photo: LDD) PUB.
2. A Coltishall, le juke–box du pub attaque «I‘d like to teach the world to sing», immortalisé par la pub de Coke.
3. La bataille de la géolocalisation et de la pub démarre.
4. Micheline Calmy–Rey, elle fait la pub pour l‘Euro Milliard!!!
5. Une société genevoise affine le mod';le de pub contextuelle.