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saloon 【saloon】n. 酒店；（轮船的）大厅The ship's passengers have their dinners in the dining saloon.船上的乘客在大厅中享用晚餐。

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[sə'luːn] 
saloona room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served over a counter
A saloon is an old-fashioned name for a bar or a tavern. Suggest meeting at the local saloon after work and your friends might give you a funny look, but they'll know what you mean.
A saloon is a place to sit drink a beer, though it's much more common these days to call it a bar or a pub. In the Old West, saloons played a huge role, providing refreshment to prospectors, trappers, and cowboys. The word comes from the French salon, and it originally had the same meaning, "living room." Later, saloon meant "hall," especially one on a boat or a train. In 1800's America, it came to mean "public house or bar."
All forms of 'saloon' will appear on average once every 509 pages.saloon

Front	saloon
Pron	[sə'luːn]
Back	【saloon】 n. 酒店；（轮船的）大厅 The ship's passengers have their dinners in the dining saloon. 船上的乘客在大厅中享用晚餐。
Vocab	saloona room or establishment where alcoholic drinks are served over a counter A saloon is an old-fashioned name for a bar or a tavern. Suggest meeting at the local saloon after work and your friends might give you a funny look, but they'll know what you mean. A saloon is a place to sit drink a beer, though it's much more common these days to call it a bar or a pub. In the Old West, saloons played a huge role, providing refreshment to prospectors, trappers, and cowboys. The word comes from the French salon, and it originally had the same meaning, "living room." Later, saloon meant "hall," especially one on a boat or a train. In 1800's America, it came to mean "public house or bar." All forms of 'saloon' will appear on average once every 509 pages. saloon

Saloon Bar Sə'Luːn N 酒店；（轮船的）大厅 Ship's Passengers Dinners