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10 Language-to-English DictionariesStarbucks
Pronunciation / Transliteration: Starbucks
"Ci incontriamo da Starbucks?"
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
An international chain of coffeehouses and coffee company originating from the United States.
"Let's meet at the local Starbucks for a cup of coffee before the meeting." - 2
A cup of coffee or beverage purchased from this specific coffeehouse chain.
"I grab a Starbucks every morning on my way to the office."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Derived from the American multinational coffeehouse chain founded in Seattle in 1971. The name originates from Starbuck, a character in Herman Melville's classic novel Moby-Dick, combined with a suffix common to corporate names, and has been adopted globally as a loanword transliterated as 'Starbakku' or 'Krubakku' in Japanese youth slang and phonetic adaptations.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Starbucks" is said worldwide
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Starbucks
Transliteration: Starbucks
"Allons prendre un café chez Starbucks."
Starbucks
Transliteration: Starbucks
"Ich trinke gerne Kaffee bei Starbucks."
Starbucks
Transliteration: Starbucks
"Ci incontriamo da Starbucks?"
Starbucks
Transliteration: Starbucks
"Nos vemos en Starbucks para tomar un café."
Starbucks
Transliteration: Starbucks
"Vamos tomar um café no Starbucks."
स्टारबक्स
Transliteration: Stārbaks
"चलो स्टारबक्स में कॉफी पीते हैं।"
星巴克
Transliteration: Xīngbākè
"我们去星巴克喝杯咖啡吧。"
스타벅스
Transliteration: Seutabeokseu
"스타벅스에서 아이스 아메리카노 한 잔 마셨어요."
スターバックス
Transliteration: Sutābakkusu
"明日、スターバックスで勉強しませんか。"
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