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cafe Definition

cafe or café café′ (kə fā, ka-)

noun

  1. a coffeehouse
  2. a small restaurant, esp. one serving alcoholic drinks and sometimes providing entertainment
  3. a barroom

Etymology: Fr, coffee, coffeehouse < It caffè, coffee

CAFE Definition

CAFE (ka fā)

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cafe Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • relax: The result is a relaxed, truly continental-style cafe.

Preposition: for

  • refreshment: Visitors can expect chilled out fun in the sun, with an on site cafe for refreshments.
  • lunch: Thursday 9th Finally got out of my pit in time to walk down to the beach pool and Pizza cafe for lunch.

Adjective modifier

  • open-air: The open-air cafes with their emphasis on consumption attempt to meet the needs of a very different audience.
  • greasy: London's greasy spoon cafes have thrown up a culture of their own and this site pays tribute to them.
  • trendy: We did some serious people watching in the trendy cafes and nightclubs the nightlife is out of this world!
  • vegetarian: During these times volunteers help in various ways: serving in the Sanctuary's vegetarian cafe, and sweeping paths and public areas.
  • outdoor: It is a major commercial and historical center with the central square, Parque Santa Catalina, acting as one giant outdoor cafe!
  • licensed: Parsons Field is also home to a brand-new licensed cafe and JCR, computer room and laundry.

Modifies a noun

  • scientifique: These include projects on methods of public engagement such as citizen's juries, deliberative meetings and cafe scientifique meetings and so on.
  • magdalena: Under red lights cafe magdalena garcia saidfrom interviews some other negatives.
  • bar: Dimitri has a row with the cafe bar manager just to keep his hand in.
  • culture: They provide the standard issue coffee shop: a sick, pallid parody of the cafe culture of the Fifties.
  • owner: Cafe family owners are nearing retirement age and the children don't want to take over the business.

Noun used with modifier

  • cyber: The feedback from the teachers involved in the pilot was used to develop the teachers Pack and cyber cafe website.
  • pavement: You can drink beer at a pavement cafe in the Roman forum or go shopping for designer clothes.
  • sidewalk: Equally entertaining is a stroll through the old village downtown area, with its quaint shops and sidewalk cafes.
  • vienna: Ms zuiderdam drinking wines vienna cafe fine dining outstanding.
  • Internet: SCULLY is sitting in the internet cafe, typing an email to MULDER.
  • waterside: Planning permission has been granted for the creation of 1,000 new homes along with waterside cafes, restaurants, bars and a new hotel.