buffet
بوفے
definition
verb
the rough seas buffeted the coast
(especially of wind or waves) strike repeatedly and violently; batter.
noun
a cold buffet lunch
a meal consisting of several dishes from which guests serve themselves.
There's no dining car, which adds a bit of adventure - you have to judge your stops and make dashes for the station buffet .
a room or counter in a station, hotel, or other public building selling light meals or snacks.
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But this blow was but a 'buffet' with the hand, compared with the thunderbolt that fate was preparing to launch against my bosom.
fifteen degrees of flap induce marked 'buffet'
Guests were treated to a magnificent 'buffet' lunch, most lavishly set up in a huge white air-conditioned tent.
The Prime Minister and his wife were also taken on conducted tour of the hall, and a 'buffet' lunch was served for the guests.
Tickets cost 20 Euro and the 'buffet' will be served at 9.30 sharp.
This unit had to be carefully installed to ensure a tight fit, but it also virtually eliminated the tail 'buffet' .
Local residents enjoyed a champagne reception on arrival, a lavish 'buffet' of hot and cold dishes all served with live piano music.
Adding to the authenticity of the occasion will be a 'buffet' dinner to serve as the wedding reception.
The best meal of the day was, without doubt, breakfast, which is served as a 'buffet' , but is essentially a feast of 20 or so heaving tables offering more dishes than anyone could sample in a week.
This 'buffet' meal of cold and hot hors d' oeuvres often includes various forms of herring, meats, cheeses, and vegetables.
A 'buffet' supper will be served and full bar facilities will be available.
The evening 'buffet' features the particular dishes from the selected province, plus fare from other areas.
There's no dining car, which adds a bit of adventure - you have to judge your stops and make dashes for the station 'buffet' .
The restaurant had many Afghan, Indian and local dishes in their 'buffet' range.
a cold 'buffet' lunch
All students, parents and guests enjoyed a 'buffet' in the School Library to finish off the evening's celebrations.
Following the concert, guests moved into the dining room for a bountiful 'buffet' of superb Norwegian specialties.
All of a sudden, I sensed the uneasy feeling of the aircraft going into stall 'buffet' .
That is always assuming that they can fit it all in after having been served up a full 'buffet' breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea and home-made cakes and canapés.
Even at a high rate of plummet there is very good control at 150 kph accompanied by a lot of wind around the windscreen and a lot of air-frame 'buffet' .
After the show, guests enjoyed the 'buffet' of Egyptian food which always tastes as good as it looks.
He's an average man - not too bright, not over-ambitious - but is delighted to have a beautiful wife, May, who runs the station 'buffet' .
This country style sideboard gives you just the space you need space to store extra dishes, plates and platters, plus room to layout a sumptuous 'buffet' .
Soothly, as he followed after me, I had a mind to turn about and deal him a 'buffet' on the face, to see if I could but draw one angry word from him.
Guests were treated to a 'buffet' style lunch to sample some of the cuisine with efficient and friendly service to match.
As an old fighter-pilot, I don't like 'buffet' because sometimes it signals a pre-stall condition.
It tasted as if it had sat on a railway-station 'buffet' for weeks.
At the end of your round a 'buffet' lunch will be served in the club's temporary clubhouse.
a cold 'buffet' lunch
Stalls are typical and predictable with power on or off and sufficient warning 'buffet' to prevent surprises.
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