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night-cellar
Noun
historical
Japanese Meaning
18世紀ロンドンにおいて、市民が夜間に食料、飲み物、娯楽を購入するために利用した、一般に公開されていた地下室（酒場・集会所的な役割を果たした場所）。
（ plural ）
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(historical) A cellar open to the public at night for the purchase of food, drink, and entertainment, primarily in London, England in the 18th century.
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night-cellar
The novelist set several dramatic scenes in a dingy night-cellar where thieves, drinkers, and musicians mingled under candlelight.
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The novelist set several dramatic scenes in a dingy night-cellar where thieves, drinkers, and musicians mingled under candlelight.
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