bodega

/boh-dey-guh; Spanish baw-the-gah/US // boʊˈdeɪ gə; Spanish bɔˈðɛ gɑ //UK // (bəʊˈdiːɡə, Spanish boˈðeɣa) //

宾馆,宾馆酒楼,宾馆饭店,宾馆酒店

Definitions

n.名词 noun

1
plural bo·de·gas [boh-dey-guhz; Spanish baw-the-gahs]. /boʊˈdeɪ gəz; Spanish bɔˈðɛ gɑs/.
- : a small, independent or family-owned grocery store, usually located in a densely populated urban environment, traditionally serving a Hispanic clientele.
- : a wineshop.a warehouse for storing or aging wines.

as ingeneral store

Synonyms

as ingrocery store

Synonyms

One observer in New York tweeted how young people in her neighborhood were at a bodega “trying to negotiate buying crates” so they could do the challenge on concrete.
Sonny is Usnavi’s 16-year-old cousin and sidekick who helps him out at the bodega, and onstage, he has a couple of solos about the disenfranchisement of Washington Heights.
His dream is to close up the bodega and move back to the DR, where he’ll reopen the long-dormant beachside refreshment joint his father used to run.
There was a store owner named Leo who ran the bodega around the corner from where I grew up.
He also channels the threads of guilt Steve feels for his unintentional role in the crime for which he’s on trial, one that left a bodega owner dead.
Casa Bruja's Fula Farmacia Blond Ale sells for $1.95 at Bodega Mi Amiga.
"Right now beer is a trend," Bernardo Rivas, the owner of Bodega Mi Amiga tells me in the imported beer aisle.
Bodega Mi Amiga is the largest liquor store in the country—and the oldest, dating back to 1959.
One of the stores Pragnell is referring to is Bodega Mi Amiga, a veritable institution on Via Porras in downtown Panama City.
Bodega Mi Amiga sells every kind of liquor you can imagine, or that is legally allowed to be imported into Panama.
Twenty minutes later, after much backing and swearing and heaving of lines the 's hawser was finally put board the Maggie.

/boh-dey-guh; Spanish baw-the-gah/US // boʊˈdeɪ gə; Spanish bɔˈðɛ gɑ //UK // (bəʊˈdiːɡə, Spanish boˈðeɣa) //

宾馆,宾馆酒楼,宾馆饭店,宾馆酒店

n.名词 noun

1
plural bo·de·gas [boh-dey-guhz; Spanish baw-the-gahs]. /boʊˈdeɪ gəz; Spanish bɔˈðɛ gɑs/.
- : a small, independent or family-owned grocery store, usually located in a densely populated urban environment, traditionally serving a Hispanic clientele.
- : a wineshop.a warehouse for storing or aging wines.

as ingeneral store

Synonyms

as ingrocery store

Synonyms

One observer in New York tweeted how young people in her neighborhood were at a bodega “trying to negotiate buying crates” so they could do the challenge on concrete.
Sonny is Usnavi’s 16-year-old cousin and sidekick who helps him out at the bodega, and onstage, he has a couple of solos about the disenfranchisement of Washington Heights.
His dream is to close up the bodega and move back to the DR, where he’ll reopen the long-dormant beachside refreshment joint his father used to run.
There was a store owner named Leo who ran the bodega around the corner from where I grew up.
He also channels the threads of guilt Steve feels for his unintentional role in the crime for which he’s on trial, one that left a bodega owner dead.
Casa Bruja's Fula Farmacia Blond Ale sells for $1.95 at Bodega Mi Amiga.
"Right now beer is a trend," Bernardo Rivas, the owner of Bodega Mi Amiga tells me in the imported beer aisle.
Bodega Mi Amiga is the largest liquor store in the country—and the oldest, dating back to 1959.
One of the stores Pragnell is referring to is Bodega Mi Amiga, a veritable institution on Via Porras in downtown Panama City.
Bodega Mi Amiga sells every kind of liquor you can imagine, or that is legally allowed to be imported into Panama.
Twenty minutes later, after much backing and swearing and heaving of lines the 's hawser was finally put board the Maggie.