Translations for „BYO“ in the English » German Dictionary

BYO, BYOB [ˌbi:waɪəʊˈbi, Am -oʊˈ-] ADJ inv

BYO abbreviation of bring your own [bottle/booze/beer]

BYO

Bottle-

BYOB party

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English

Its large room and wide stage accommodates everything from small bands to theatre productions, and though it's not BYO, the drinks are well priced.

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Does a restaurant offering BYO, or not, affect your choice?

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But this year, because of the ruling that charging for a BYO party breaches liquor laws, the party is off.

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To some, it seems strange to BYO to the planet's finest dining establishments.

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In a BYO scenario, the work personality can be remotely destroyed without disrupting the user's personal applications and data.

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Sessions are finished off with a BYO morning tea under the citrus trees which are currently bearing fruit.

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The campground included several zones; some were BYO and some had licensed bar areas where alcohol could be consumed in a controlled way.

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He said they had brought the birthday cake because they were unaware of the restaurant's no BYO cake policy.

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We took our deck chairs, picnic hamper and BYO.

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These are used by pubs, hotels and taverns. BYO permit, which allow customers to bring their own liquor and drink it on the premises.

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