Definition of steakhouse in English:

steakhouse

nounˈsteɪkhaʊsˈsteɪkˌhaʊs

A restaurant that specializes in serving steaks.
Example sentencesExamples
- ‘Our biggest sellers are Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, probably because we are a steakhouse,’ she says.
- He knows how many steaks sit in the refrigerators of the 64 Morton's steakhouses.
- There's been a resurgence in steakhouses at clubs, pubs, brasseries and restaurants.
- A colleague visited the Champany Inn near Linlithgow, West Lothian, to give one of Scotland's finest steakhouses a grilling.
- Looking around Brisbane now, the good hotel restaurants all seem to be the steakhouses.
- Local steakhouses are booked from lunch until midnight.
- I'm a big fan of high-end steakhouses and Ruth's Chris is consistently top notch.
- The article appeared to suggest that there is a diminishing demand in NYC for kosher restaurants (and perhaps steakhouses in particular).
- That phase also could see big-name home stores as well as more restaurants, like steakhouses.
- His wildly successful steakhouses, of which the Houston edition is No. 11, asks the diner to surrender to a certain kind of theatrical experience.
- But the steaks were good enough to win converts from the several other steakhouses that line US highways.
- Joost spent yesterday evening in bed recovering from the nausea and diarrhoea that has affected seven of the 26-strong national squad after they ate at a local steakhouse.
- One steakhouse serving can fill your red meat ration for a month.
- Me, I'm looking at a breakfast on March 15 that includes sausage and bacon, a lunch menu involving pepperoni and ham, and dinner at a nice steakhouse.
- As the darkness settles, and more shadows shift across the sidewalks, the aromas from a steakhouse and a fried chicken outlet, right next to each other, become more pronounced.
- It's a tradition as tired as Sparks's décor that steakhouses subliminally punish people who order anything but red meat.
- The bread was warmed and not microwaved to death, which is just one of the faults of lower-end steakhouses.
- The longtime St. Paul resident, who had been looking for a full-time job for months, hopes to get a kitchen position at a nice steakhouse after he finishes his on-site training.
- There is no dearth of restaurants, you can find coffee shops, family restaurants, excellent seafood restaurants and fine steakhouses.
- Go to the movies or take in a play, have a romantic dinner at JJ's (one of the best steakhouses around) and then go dancing at one of the nightclubs.

Rhymes

bakehouse

Definition of steakhouse in US English:

steakhouse

nounˈsteɪkˌhaʊsˈstākˌhous

A restaurant that specializes in serving steaks.
Example sentencesExamples
- It's a tradition as tired as Sparks's décor that steakhouses subliminally punish people who order anything but red meat.
- Me, I'm looking at a breakfast on March 15 that includes sausage and bacon, a lunch menu involving pepperoni and ham, and dinner at a nice steakhouse.
- Joost spent yesterday evening in bed recovering from the nausea and diarrhoea that has affected seven of the 26-strong national squad after they ate at a local steakhouse.
- As the darkness settles, and more shadows shift across the sidewalks, the aromas from a steakhouse and a fried chicken outlet, right next to each other, become more pronounced.
- The bread was warmed and not microwaved to death, which is just one of the faults of lower-end steakhouses.
- One steakhouse serving can fill your red meat ration for a month.
- A colleague visited the Champany Inn near Linlithgow, West Lothian, to give one of Scotland's finest steakhouses a grilling.
- I'm a big fan of high-end steakhouses and Ruth's Chris is consistently top notch.
- The longtime St. Paul resident, who had been looking for a full-time job for months, hopes to get a kitchen position at a nice steakhouse after he finishes his on-site training.
- He knows how many steaks sit in the refrigerators of the 64 Morton's steakhouses.
- ‘Our biggest sellers are Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, probably because we are a steakhouse,’ she says.
- Go to the movies or take in a play, have a romantic dinner at JJ's (one of the best steakhouses around) and then go dancing at one of the nightclubs.
- That phase also could see big-name home stores as well as more restaurants, like steakhouses.
- But the steaks were good enough to win converts from the several other steakhouses that line US highways.
- His wildly successful steakhouses, of which the Houston edition is No. 11, asks the diner to surrender to a certain kind of theatrical experience.
- There's been a resurgence in steakhouses at clubs, pubs, brasseries and restaurants.
- Looking around Brisbane now, the good hotel restaurants all seem to be the steakhouses.
- Local steakhouses are booked from lunch until midnight.
- There is no dearth of restaurants, you can find coffee shops, family restaurants, excellent seafood restaurants and fine steakhouses.
- The article appeared to suggest that there is a diminishing demand in NYC for kosher restaurants (and perhaps steakhouses in particular).

单词	steakhouse
释义	Definition of steakhouse in English: steakhouse nounˈsteɪkhaʊsˈsteɪkˌhaʊs A restaurant that specializes in serving steaks. Example sentencesExamples ‘Our biggest sellers are Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, probably because we are a steakhouse,’ she says. He knows how many steaks sit in the refrigerators of the 64 Morton's steakhouses. There's been a resurgence in steakhouses at clubs, pubs, brasseries and restaurants. A colleague visited the Champany Inn near Linlithgow, West Lothian, to give one of Scotland's finest steakhouses a grilling. Looking around Brisbane now, the good hotel restaurants all seem to be the steakhouses. Local steakhouses are booked from lunch until midnight. I'm a big fan of high-end steakhouses and Ruth's Chris is consistently top notch. The article appeared to suggest that there is a diminishing demand in NYC for kosher restaurants (and perhaps steakhouses in particular). That phase also could see big-name home stores as well as more restaurants, like steakhouses. His wildly successful steakhouses, of which the Houston edition is No. 11, asks the diner to surrender to a certain kind of theatrical experience. But the steaks were good enough to win converts from the several other steakhouses that line US highways. Joost spent yesterday evening in bed recovering from the nausea and diarrhoea that has affected seven of the 26-strong national squad after they ate at a local steakhouse. One steakhouse serving can fill your red meat ration for a month. Me, I'm looking at a breakfast on March 15 that includes sausage and bacon, a lunch menu involving pepperoni and ham, and dinner at a nice steakhouse. As the darkness settles, and more shadows shift across the sidewalks, the aromas from a steakhouse and a fried chicken outlet, right next to each other, become more pronounced. It's a tradition as tired as Sparks's décor that steakhouses subliminally punish people who order anything but red meat. The bread was warmed and not microwaved to death, which is just one of the faults of lower-end steakhouses. The longtime St. Paul resident, who had been looking for a full-time job for months, hopes to get a kitchen position at a nice steakhouse after he finishes his on-site training. There is no dearth of restaurants, you can find coffee shops, family restaurants, excellent seafood restaurants and fine steakhouses. Go to the movies or take in a play, have a romantic dinner at JJ's (one of the best steakhouses around) and then go dancing at one of the nightclubs. Rhymes bakehouse Definition of steakhouse in US English: steakhouse nounˈsteɪkˌhaʊsˈstākˌhous A restaurant that specializes in serving steaks. Example sentencesExamples It's a tradition as tired as Sparks's décor that steakhouses subliminally punish people who order anything but red meat. Me, I'm looking at a breakfast on March 15 that includes sausage and bacon, a lunch menu involving pepperoni and ham, and dinner at a nice steakhouse. Joost spent yesterday evening in bed recovering from the nausea and diarrhoea that has affected seven of the 26-strong national squad after they ate at a local steakhouse. As the darkness settles, and more shadows shift across the sidewalks, the aromas from a steakhouse and a fried chicken outlet, right next to each other, become more pronounced. The bread was warmed and not microwaved to death, which is just one of the faults of lower-end steakhouses. One steakhouse serving can fill your red meat ration for a month. A colleague visited the Champany Inn near Linlithgow, West Lothian, to give one of Scotland's finest steakhouses a grilling. I'm a big fan of high-end steakhouses and Ruth's Chris is consistently top notch. The longtime St. Paul resident, who had been looking for a full-time job for months, hopes to get a kitchen position at a nice steakhouse after he finishes his on-site training. He knows how many steaks sit in the refrigerators of the 64 Morton's steakhouses. ‘Our biggest sellers are Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, probably because we are a steakhouse,’ she says. Go to the movies or take in a play, have a romantic dinner at JJ's (one of the best steakhouses around) and then go dancing at one of the nightclubs. That phase also could see big-name home stores as well as more restaurants, like steakhouses. But the steaks were good enough to win converts from the several other steakhouses that line US highways. His wildly successful steakhouses, of which the Houston edition is No. 11, asks the diner to surrender to a certain kind of theatrical experience. There's been a resurgence in steakhouses at clubs, pubs, brasseries and restaurants. Looking around Brisbane now, the good hotel restaurants all seem to be the steakhouses. Local steakhouses are booked from lunch until midnight. There is no dearth of restaurants, you can find coffee shops, family restaurants, excellent seafood restaurants and fine steakhouses. The article appeared to suggest that there is a diminishing demand in NYC for kosher restaurants (and perhaps steakhouses in particular).
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