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Collocations for "pub"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "pub" in context.

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pub

n

an [Irish, English] pub
UK: go to the pub for a drink
UK: get a drink at the pub
UK: go for a [round, pint] down the pub
UK: hanging out at the pub
UK: play [darts, cards, pool] at the pub
UK: a [barman, barmaid] at the pub
UK: the pub serves [traditional, international, British, great, homemade, decent] food
UK: [have, eat] Sunday roast at the pub
UK: the local pub
UK: a [dark, dingy, lively] pub
UK: my favorite pub
UK: a [popular, tourist] pub
UK: the pub's beer [garden, terrace]
gaming: it doesn't matter, it's just a pub
gaming: play a quick pub
gaming: is this a pub or competitive?
gaming: only plays pubs
gaming: hate playing pubs
UK: pub food
UK, slang: pub grub

n as adj

UK: pub food
UK, slang: pub grub

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'pub' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

Irish - bar - barn - bartender - brawl - breakfast - character - crawl - credit - dart - down - dreary - grub - jam - jolly - lesbian - license - local - quiz - reel - regular - revel - roast - slate - steady - steamed - toilet - vibe

Forum discussions with the word(s) "pub" in the title:

a cheap, shabby, run-down pub - English Only forum
a pub can work? in an office - English Only forum
a pub fight with a logo - English Only forum
a pub/club punter - English Only forum
"Arrive at the pub" or "arrive in the pub"? - English Only forum
At / In the Pub - English Only forum
at the pub x or at pub x you will find ... - English Only forum
beer-shop [=bar or pub selling beer?] - English Only forum
down the pub - English Only forum
Eagle pub - English Only forum
Fake pub - English Only forum
go to <pubs/ a pub> - English Only forum
had called in the pub, where he shouldn't have been - English Only forum
He drove me out of the pub. - English Only forum
He works in or at the pub? - English Only forum
Hit the pub - hitting the pub - English Only forum
I got to a pub / I went to a pub - English Only forum
I went to 'the' London Pub - English Only forum
I won't go to the pub if there are/will be a lot of drunk people. - English Only forum
in the city or in a cafe or in a pub - English Only forum
in the pub - English Only forum
In this pub , is there a place for dancing.. ? - English Only forum
joke about her down the pub - English Only forum
leaving the pub - English Only forum
lock in [in a pub] - English Only forum
Me and her went to the pub. - English Only forum
My stay at the pub won't finish at the 2nd beer. - English Only forum
nearby pub? - English Only forum
nobody in London wants to do much except sit in the pub, which she couldn't (do) - English Only forum
Off in the pub - English Only forum
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