cafés in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for cafés in the English»French Dictionary

pavement café N Brit

pavement café

≈ café m avec terrasse

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harbourside attr bar, café

du port

roam cafés, shops, villages

faire le tour de

by the lakeside attr café, scenery

de bord de lac

sleazy café, hotel

borgne

gay street, café

animé

Translations for cafés in the French»English Dictionary

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beuglant

café with live music

arrière-salle

backroom (in café, restaurant)

des cafés mal famés

disreputable ou shady cafés

la fréquentation des cafés/clubs

frequenting cafés/clubs

cafés in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for cafés in the English»French Dictionary

transport café <-s> N Brit

transport café

restaurant m de routiers

internet café N

internet café

cybercafé m

cafe, café [ˈkæfeɪ, Am kæfˈeɪ] N

cafe

café m

cafe

estaminet m Nord, Belg

cafe

pinte f CH

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a waterside café

un café au bord de l'eau

Translations for cafés in the French»English Dictionary

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estaminet

café

café-restaurant

café serving light meals

café-tabac

café and tobacconist's in one

café au lait

café au lait

café

If you ask for a café in France, you will be served an expresso. Adding a little milk will change the expresso into "une noisette". If you want a large cup of coffee with milk, you must ask for a "café crème". Milk is always added to coffee before it is served and is never served separately.

café

café

café avec terrasse

street café

café électronique

Internet café

être tout le temps fourré au café

to be always down at the café

rentrer dans un café

to go into a café

cafés Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

a waterside café

un café au bord de l'eau

If you ask for a café in France, you will be served an expresso. Adding a little milk will change the expresso into "une noisette". If you want a large cup of coffee with milk, you must ask for a "café crème". Milk is always added to coffee before it is served and is never served separately.

café

to be always down at the café

être tout le temps fourré au café