n.小轿车，(三厢)四门轿车，(旧时美国西部和加拿大的)酒吧，酒馆，(客轮上的)交谊厅

原形：saloon复数：saloons

The cowboy walked into the dusty saloon, looking for a fight.
牛仔走进满是灰尘的酒馆，想找点事端。
The old saloon was a relic of the Wild West days, with its swinging doors and wooden bar.
那家古老的酒馆是狂野西部时代的遗迹，有着摇摆的门和木制吧台。
She sat alone at the corner of the saloon, sipping her whiskey.
她独自坐在酒馆角落，品着威士忌。
The band played lively tunes in the saloon, filling the air with music.
乐队在酒馆里演奏欢快的曲子，空气中弥漫着音乐。
The bartender wiped the counter, ready to serve the next patron at the saloon.
酒吧招待擦拭着柜台，准备迎接下一个酒馆的客人。
A group of cowboys gathered around the poker table in the saloon, betting their gold.
一群牛仔聚集在酒馆的扑克桌旁，用他们的金币下注。
The saloon's swinging doors creaked as they opened, revealing a new arrival.
酒馆的摇摆门嘎吱作响，一个新来者出现在了门口。
The saloon was a popular meeting place for locals, where news and gossip spread freely.
这家酒馆是当地人常聚会的地方，消息和闲话在这里自由传播。
After a long day at work, he sought solace in the dimly lit saloon, nursing his sorrows.
工作一天后，他在昏暗的酒馆寻求慰藉，默默抚平心中的伤痛。
The saloon's dance floor was packed with people, feet tapping to the rhythm of the live band.
酒馆的舞池挤满了人，随着现场乐队的节奏翩翩起舞。