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hole in the wall

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идиом. простой, без претензий ресторанчик с отличной кухней (A "hole in the wall" generally refers to a small, unassuming, and often out-of-the-way establishment. However, the exact meaning depends heavily on whether you are using American or British English. (Merriam-Webster) North American Meaning * In the US and Canada, the term describes a small, unpretentious, and usually inexpensive bar, shop, or restaurant. (Merriam-Webster) • The Connotation: It is generally used as a compliment. It implies that despite its modest, cramped, or slightly run-down exterior, the business is a "hidden gem" known for fantastic food, drinks, or service. (Reddit) • Example: "I know it looks like a dump from the outside, but that little taco spot is a total hole in the wall with the best food in town." * Characteristics of an American "Hole in the Wall" • Size & Decor: Small and minimally decorated. • Lack of Formalities: They generally do not rely on reservations and often operate on a walk-in basis. • Vibe: Casual, authentic, and focused heavily on their core product rather than flashy aesthetics. * British / Commonwealth MeaningIn the UK, Ireland, and other Commonwealth regions (like Australia), the phrase refers to an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) or cash machine built into the exterior wall of a bank or building. (Reddit) • Example: "I need to stop by the hole in the wall and grab some cash before we take the tube." • New Sushi Joint in Vancouver on Robson between Seymour and Richards. Bigguy Sushi. Well worth it for an actual hole in the wall place. x.com ART Vancouver); небольшой, скромного вида ресторанчик с отличным меню (A "hole in the wall" generally refers to a small, unassuming, and often out-of-the-way establishment. However, the exact meaning depends heavily on whether you are using American or British English. (Merriam-Webster) North American Meaning * In the US and Canada, the term describes a small, unpretentious, and usually inexpensive bar, shop, or restaurant. (Merriam-Webster) • The Connotation: It is generally used as a compliment. It implies that despite its modest, cramped, or slightly run-down exterior, the business is a "hidden gem" known for fantastic food, drinks, or service. (Reddit) • Example: "I know it looks like a dump from the outside, but that little taco spot is a total hole in the wall with the best food in town." * Characteristics of an American "Hole in the Wall" • Size & Decor: Small and minimally decorated. • Lack of Formalities: They generally do not rely on reservations and often operate on a walk-in basis. • Vibe: Casual, authentic, and focused heavily on their core product rather than flashy aesthetics. * British / Commonwealth MeaningIn the UK, Ireland, and other Commonwealth regions (like Australia), the phrase refers to an Automated Teller Machine (ATM) or cash machine built into the exterior wall of a bank or building. (Reddit) • Example: "I need to stop by the hole in the wall and grab some cash before we take the tube." • New Sushi Joint in Vancouver on Robson between Seymour and Richards. Bigguy Sushi. Well worth it for an actual hole in the wall place. x.com ART Vancouver)
разг. кафе (совершенно неприглядное, скромное, непретенциозное cnlweb); бар (cnlweb)
разг., неодобр. дыра (непрезентабельное и тесное место); подпольная винная лавка; лавчонка (маленький магазинчик); комнатушка (США raf); забегаловка (oVoD)
шутл. банкомат (вмонтированный в стену oVoD)
hole-in-the-wall ['həulɪnðə'wɔ:l]
общ. лавчонка
неодобр. жалкий; захудалый
holes-in-the-wall
Макаров. лавчонки; магазинчики
hole in the wall
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