Definition of cafe society in English:

cafe society

noun

mass noun

The regular patrons of fashionable restaurants and nightclubs.
a group of painters from 1920s cafe society
Example sentencesExamples
- At the turn of the century (the last one, that is), Florence discovered the delights of café society.
- I'm just back from a week in Berlin, a city that is remodelling itself from a brutal past with gleaming architecture, spectacular museums and the sort of cafe society more akin to France and Italy.
- I am now a proud member of that envied upper-class of cafe society: I take my seat and the waitress simply asks ‘The usual, hon?’
- And Victoria Hall will be transformed into a Palm Court for the first weekend, recreating cafe society and hosting an arts and crafts fair, accompanied by musical entertainment.
- But there is a world of difference between drinking as you do in Europe and being told to conform to the UK government's sanitised stereotype of European café society.
- During this time he became one of the lions of café society and was friendly with many leading artists.
- She is a botanist and they're growing music and flowers together and enjoying the café society there.
- Perhaps because of this notoriety, the little dog also became the darling of the more socially acceptable cafe society.
- He is made for café society, perhaps because he spends so much time in his studio that when he emerges he likes to make the most of it.
- The regeneration of canal-side cafe society in Manchester and Birmingham hardly adds up to a creative industry.
- The High Street also becomes a hive of activity as cafe society comes to town.
- It has a bustle and a buzz that makes it one of the best corners of cafe society in Europe and the singing and dancing is a total contrast to the stiff formality of somewhere like Vienna.
- And the intended cafe society has all the charm of a ferret in a rabbit hutch.
- Set in the California of the late seventies and early eighties, much of the satire is directed at value systems that don't work - communes, academia, cafe society, consciousness-raising groups.
- Her scenes include night festivals in Venice and strolls along the streets of New York but focus primarily on the cafe society of Paris.
- By not having a set closing time you will not have large numbers of people attempting to throw as much down their throats before closing time and we will end up with a more European café society rather than binge drinking.
- Moves to relax a seaside town's ban on drinking in the street - to encourage the growth of cafe society in the centre - have been given a lukewarm response so far by the catering industry.
- Liberty, it seems, is a four-letter word for the smart-set of London café society.
- Nephew saw the large numbers of people sitting outside - you know, the typical cafe society of London's West End in nearly-November.
- In Vienna's cafe society he was spoken of in the same terms as a great actor or musician.

单词	cafe society
释义	Definition of cafe society in English: cafe society noun mass noun The regular patrons of fashionable restaurants and nightclubs. a group of painters from 1920s cafe society Example sentencesExamples At the turn of the century (the last one, that is), Florence discovered the delights of café society. I'm just back from a week in Berlin, a city that is remodelling itself from a brutal past with gleaming architecture, spectacular museums and the sort of cafe society more akin to France and Italy. I am now a proud member of that envied upper-class of cafe society: I take my seat and the waitress simply asks ‘The usual, hon?’ And Victoria Hall will be transformed into a Palm Court for the first weekend, recreating cafe society and hosting an arts and crafts fair, accompanied by musical entertainment. But there is a world of difference between drinking as you do in Europe and being told to conform to the UK government's sanitised stereotype of European café society. During this time he became one of the lions of café society and was friendly with many leading artists. She is a botanist and they're growing music and flowers together and enjoying the café society there. Perhaps because of this notoriety, the little dog also became the darling of the more socially acceptable cafe society. He is made for café society, perhaps because he spends so much time in his studio that when he emerges he likes to make the most of it. The regeneration of canal-side cafe society in Manchester and Birmingham hardly adds up to a creative industry. The High Street also becomes a hive of activity as cafe society comes to town. It has a bustle and a buzz that makes it one of the best corners of cafe society in Europe and the singing and dancing is a total contrast to the stiff formality of somewhere like Vienna. And the intended cafe society has all the charm of a ferret in a rabbit hutch. Set in the California of the late seventies and early eighties, much of the satire is directed at value systems that don't work - communes, academia, cafe society, consciousness-raising groups. Her scenes include night festivals in Venice and strolls along the streets of New York but focus primarily on the cafe society of Paris. By not having a set closing time you will not have large numbers of people attempting to throw as much down their throats before closing time and we will end up with a more European café society rather than binge drinking. Moves to relax a seaside town's ban on drinking in the street - to encourage the growth of cafe society in the centre - have been given a lukewarm response so far by the catering industry. Liberty, it seems, is a four-letter word for the smart-set of London café society. Nephew saw the large numbers of people sitting outside - you know, the typical cafe society of London's West End in nearly-November. In Vienna's cafe society he was spoken of in the same terms as a great actor or musician.
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