BYOB in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for BYOB in the English»Spanish Dictionary

BYOB [ˌbiːˌwʌɪˌəʊˈbiː] N

BYOB → bring your own bottle, → bring your own booze, → bring your own beer

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It's BYOB (bring your own bag) so come with your dog doo supplies.

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Payment is by donation and guests are welcome to BYOB.

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It's BYOB so you can get as merry as you please -- which could be very merry indeed, considering you'll be dining with strangers.

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It's BYOB and if you bring a chocolate bar they'll calzonify it for you.

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It turned out that they had taken the BYOB concept to heart.

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The event is BYOB (bring your own beverage), but soft drinks, glasses and ice will be provided.

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No admission charge, tips/donations are accepted, BYOB.

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Just be nearby with a bottle of wine -- it's BYOB -- when your table is ready.

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It's an early one (6 p.m.) -- free and BYOB, and tacos will abound.

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Such a bar could double as a service counter for the storage of BYOB material and offer ice and mixing services to create mixed drinks using the customer-purchased ingredients.

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