Definition of tableside in English:

tableside

nounˈteɪb(ə)lsʌɪdˈteɪbəlˌsaɪd

North American

The area adjacent to a table, especially in a restaurant.
we saw the people next to us order something they flambé at the tableside
Example sentencesExamples
- The waiters do silver service at the tableside.
- The intensely flavored truffles were shaved over the creamy risotto at tableside.
- If you order a bottle of Burgundy, it will be decanted at tableside, in the proper way.
- Each creative, delicious dish is prepared in the galley or at tableside with a very attentive waiter adding the finishing touches.
- She had approached without a sound, and stood at tableside waiting for me as I regarded the menu.

adverb & adjectiveˈteɪb(ə)lsʌɪd

North American

By the side of a table, especially in a restaurant.
as adjective tableside dancing
as adverb the hot broth is poured tableside over smoked salmon
Example sentencesExamples
- Their wine tastings are served in a contemporary tableside service setting.
- Topping drinks tableside with whipped cream or freshly grated nutmeg or cinnamon, for example, attracts attention.
- I bet more people would order the onion soup if the blowtorch were used tableside.
- It's a simple dish made noble by a young apprentice during a tableside preparation.
- Sit back and let Williamsburg's finest acting troupe entertain you tableside and dazzle you with special effects, music, magic, and mystery!

Definition of tableside in US English:

tableside

nounˈteɪbəlˌsaɪdˈtābəlˌsīd

North American

The area adjacent to a table, especially in a restaurant.
we saw the people next to us order something they flambé at the tableside
Example sentencesExamples
- If you order a bottle of Burgundy, it will be decanted at tableside, in the proper way.
- Each creative, delicious dish is prepared in the galley or at tableside with a very attentive waiter adding the finishing touches.
- She had approached without a sound, and stood at tableside waiting for me as I regarded the menu.
- The waiters do silver service at the tableside.
- The intensely flavored truffles were shaved over the creamy risotto at tableside.

adjective & adverbˈteɪbəlˌsaɪdˈtābəlˌsīd

North American

By the side of a table, especially in a restaurant.
as adjective tableside dancing
as adverb the hot broth is poured tableside over smoked salmon
Example sentencesExamples
- I bet more people would order the onion soup if the blowtorch were used tableside.
- Topping drinks tableside with whipped cream or freshly grated nutmeg or cinnamon, for example, attracts attention.
- Sit back and let Williamsburg's finest acting troupe entertain you tableside and dazzle you with special effects, music, magic, and mystery!
- Their wine tastings are served in a contemporary tableside service setting.
- It's a simple dish made noble by a young apprentice during a tableside preparation.

词汇	tableside
释义	Definition of tableside in English: tableside nounˈteɪb(ə)lsʌɪdˈteɪbəlˌsaɪd North American The area adjacent to a table, especially in a restaurant. we saw the people next to us order something they flambé at the tableside Example sentencesExamples The waiters do silver service at the tableside. The intensely flavored truffles were shaved over the creamy risotto at tableside. If you order a bottle of Burgundy, it will be decanted at tableside, in the proper way. Each creative, delicious dish is prepared in the galley or at tableside with a very attentive waiter adding the finishing touches. She had approached without a sound, and stood at tableside waiting for me as I regarded the menu. adverb & adjectiveˈteɪb(ə)lsʌɪd North American By the side of a table, especially in a restaurant. as adjective tableside dancing as adverb the hot broth is poured tableside over smoked salmon Example sentencesExamples Their wine tastings are served in a contemporary tableside service setting. Topping drinks tableside with whipped cream or freshly grated nutmeg or cinnamon, for example, attracts attention. I bet more people would order the onion soup if the blowtorch were used tableside. It's a simple dish made noble by a young apprentice during a tableside preparation. Sit back and let Williamsburg's finest acting troupe entertain you tableside and dazzle you with special effects, music, magic, and mystery! Definition of tableside in US English: tableside nounˈteɪbəlˌsaɪdˈtābəlˌsīd North American The area adjacent to a table, especially in a restaurant. we saw the people next to us order something they flambé at the tableside Example sentencesExamples If you order a bottle of Burgundy, it will be decanted at tableside, in the proper way. Each creative, delicious dish is prepared in the galley or at tableside with a very attentive waiter adding the finishing touches. She had approached without a sound, and stood at tableside waiting for me as I regarded the menu. The waiters do silver service at the tableside. The intensely flavored truffles were shaved over the creamy risotto at tableside. adjective & adverbˈteɪbəlˌsaɪdˈtābəlˌsīd North American By the side of a table, especially in a restaurant. as adjective tableside dancing as adverb the hot broth is poured tableside over smoked salmon Example sentencesExamples I bet more people would order the onion soup if the blowtorch were used tableside. Topping drinks tableside with whipped cream or freshly grated nutmeg or cinnamon, for example, attracts attention. Sit back and let Williamsburg's finest acting troupe entertain you tableside and dazzle you with special effects, music, magic, and mystery! Their wine tastings are served in a contemporary tableside service setting. It's a simple dish made noble by a young apprentice during a tableside preparation.
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