bistro in Latin
bistro in Latin is popīna — bistro means a small, casual restaurant, often serving simple French-style food.
bistro in Latin
popīna
A small casual restaurant or pub, typically serving French-style cuisine.
What does "bistro" mean?
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noun A small, casual restaurant, often serving simple French-style food.
"Now, a coalition of bistro owners, unions and trade organizations is lobbying to get Unesco to grant Paris's sidewalk bistros and cafes official status as France's "intangible cultural heritage.""
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bistro in a sentence
- Now, a coalition of bistro owners, unions and trade organizations is lobbying to get Unesco to grant Paris's sidewalk bistros and cafes official status as France's "intangible cultural heritage."
- They found a cozy bistro tucked down a side street in Paris.
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What is "bistro" in Latin?
"bistro" in Latin is popīna. bistro means: A small, casual restaurant, often serving simple French-style food.
How do you use "bistro" in a sentence?
Example: "They found a cozy bistro tucked down a side street in Paris." In Latin, "bistro" is popīna.
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