Coffee Shop

Pronunciation: /ˈkɒfi ʃɒp/

Definitions of coffee shop

noun a place where coffee and other beverages are served, often with light snacks or meals available for purchase

Example Sentences

A1 I like to meet my friends at the coffee shop.

A2 She ordered a latte at the coffee shop.

B1 The coffee shop on the corner has the best pastries.

B2 I often work on my laptop at the coffee shop near my office.

C1 The coffee shop I frequent has a cozy atmosphere and great music.

C2 As a coffee connoisseur, I appreciate the quality beans used at this coffee shop.

Examples of coffee shop in a Sentence

formal The new coffee shop in town offers a variety of specialty drinks and pastries.

informal Let's meet up at the coffee shop down the street for a quick chat.

slang I'm craving a latte from that hip coffee shop on the corner.

figurative The library was his coffee shop, where he spent hours lost in books.

Grammatical Forms of coffee shop

• plural: coffee shops
• comparative: more coffee shop
• superlative: most coffee shop
• present tense: coffee shop
• future tense: will coffee shop
• perfect tense: have coffee shop
• continuous tense: is coffee shopping
• singular: coffee shop
• positive degree: coffee shop
• infinitive: to coffee shop
• gerund: coffee shopping
• participle: coffee shopped

Origin and Evolution of coffee shop

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Arabic and Turkish

Story behind the word: The concept of coffee shops originated in the Middle East during the 15th century, where they were known as qahveh khaneh.

Evolution of the word: The term 'coffee shop' evolved from the Middle Eastern qahveh khaneh, and became popular in Europe during the 17th century as coffee houses spread across the continent.