Collocation
table for two
A small dining table, typically in a restaurant, specifically set up or requested for two people.
Definition
'table for two' is a common English collocation. A small dining table, typically in a restaurant, specifically set up or requested for two people.
table for + number
“The hostess led them to a quiet table for two by the window.”
Examples
- Do you have a table for two available tonight?
- They reserved a quiet table for two for their anniversary dinner.
- We specifically requested a table for two by the window.
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- The restaurant was full, but they managed to find us a small table for two.
- For a more intimate dining experience, always ask for a table for two in the corner.
- He planned to propose to her at their favorite table for two overlooking the city.
- The waiter kindly offered us a table for two near the fireplace.
- After the show, they hoped to grab a late dinner at a cozy table for two.
- She prefers a table for two so they can talk without interruption.
- The restaurant sometimes keeps a few tables for two free for walk-in guests.
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