1.〈口〉小咖啡馆;小酒馆;小夜总会
1.a small restaurant or bar
1.Instead she took me to a quiet bistro with a private table. We had a couple of mixed drinks and I enjoyed the meal tremendously.
相反，她带我去了一个私人酒馆，而且在一张隐蔽的餐桌旁，我们喝了两杯鸡尾酒，享受着愉快的午餐。
2.It was just a nice neighborhood bistro and it was just a glass of Chardonnay.
这只不过是个精致的邻家小酒馆，只不过是一杯莎当妮。
3.When JP Morgan had offered the first Bistro deals in late 1997, it had access to extensive data about all the loans it had pooled together.
摩根大通在1997年末提供第一单小酒馆交易时，它获得了所有它汇集起来的贷款的大规模数据。
4.One heard queer conversations in the bistro. As a sample I give you Charlie, one of the local curiosities, talking.
在这间小酒馆里，能听到一些离奇的谈话，就以这里的奇人查理所说的为例吧。
5.Instead she took me to a quiet bistro with a private table.
她带我去了一个安静的小酒馆，找了一个隐蔽的桌子。
6.Cook a meal for two and share it bistro-style, complete with candles, freshly picked flowers and a bottle of cheap vino!
做一次两人饭菜，采取小餐馆风格，放上蜡烛和新鲜采摘的鲜花以及一瓶瓶便宜的红酒！
7.at the bistro on the corner they chattered gaily over their drinks and the officers seemed more human, more French, I might say.
他们在街角的小酒馆里愉快地边喝酒边聊天，军官们也显得更有人味，也许应该说更有法国味。
8.The Bistro concept had pulled off a dance around the international banking rules.
小酒馆概念与国际银行业规则终于达成一致。
9.The team at JP Morgan did only one more Bistro deal with mortgage debt, a few months later, worth $10bn.
摩根大通团队只在几个月后又做过一次抵押债务的小酒馆交易，价值100亿每元。
10.A bistro for, a Japanese soldier arriving my uncle openning in drink the wine, drink over wine will " flower miss" .
一天，一个日本兵到我舅舅开的小酒馆里喝酒，喝完酒就要“花姑娘”。