Translation and Meaning of: ドライブイン - doraibuin
The word 「ドライブイン」 (doraibuin) has its roots in the combination of the English term "drive-in," used to describe establishments that allow customers to place their orders without leaving their vehicles. This concept became popular mainly in the United States during the 1950s and 1960s, reflecting a culture that valued convenience and mobility. The phonetic adaptation for Japanese preserves the original sound but in a format that is more accessible for speakers of the Japanese language.
In Japan, the concept of 「ドライブイン」 (doraibuin) has expanded beyond mere food locations. These spaces often provide a complete experience, including parking areas and a variety of services, such as convenience stores and even tourist information kiosks. In tourist regions, 「ドライブイン」 (doraibuin) are popular among travelers looking to rest, eat, or refuel during their journeys.
Characteristics of the 「ドライブイン」 (doraibuin)
- Ease of access: allows customers to stay in their vehicles, making the experience quick and convenient.
- Variety of services: often includes options like fast food, local products, and even picnic areas.
- Welcoming environment: designed to provide comfort to travelers, some offer resting areas with views of natural landscapes.
Furthermore, the concept of 「ドライブイン」 (doraibuin) intertwines with Japan's automotive culture, where traveling by car is a popular way to explore the country. Scenic routes often have several of these establishments along the way, allowing drivers and engers to make pleasant stops during their journeys. This evolution of the term and its practical application demonstrate how a simple idea can be adapted and shaped to fit different cultures and lifestyles.
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Synonyms and similar words
- ドライブスルー (Doraibu Suruu) - Drive-thru service where you can place orders without leaving your car.
- カースルー (Kā Suruu) - Similar to a drive-thru, but it can include other types of automotive services.
- 車窓喫茶 (Shasou Kissa) - Cafeteria with a view of the car window.
- 車中食堂 (Shachu Shokudou) - Restaurant in the car, where you can have meals.
- 車中レストラン (Shachu Resutoran) - Restaurant that offers meals to be consumed in the car.
- 車中カフェ (Shachu Kafe) - Cafeteria that offers a menu to be enjoyed inside the car.
- 車中喫茶 (Shachu Kissa) - Coffee establishment that operates from a car, focusing on beverages.
- 車中食事 (Shachu Shokuji) - Meal eaten inside the car, without specifying the source of the food.
- 車中で食べる (Shachu de Taberu) - The act of eating inside the car.
- 車中で飲む (Shachu de Nomu) - The act of drinking inside the car.
- 車中で過ごす (Shachu de Sugosu) - Spending time inside the car.
- 車中でくつろぐ (Shachu de Kutsurogu) - Relaxing inside the car.
- 車中で休憩する (Shachu de Kyukei suru) - Pause or rest inside the car.
- 車中で寛ぐ (Shachu de Kango) - Relax or feel comfortable inside the car.
- 車中でリフレッシュする (Shachu de Rifureshu suru) - Refreshing or rejuvenating inside the car.
Related words
Romaji: doraibuin
Kana: ドライブイン
Type: Noun
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Translation / Meaning: drive
Meaning in English: drive in
Definition: A facility where you can park your car and serve food and drinks.
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How to Write in Japanese - (ドライブイン) doraibuin
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Example Sentences - (ドライブイン) doraibuin
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Quero comer um hambúrguer no drive
I want to eat a hamburger on the drive.
- ドライブイン (Drive-in) - a type of restaurant where customers can order without leaving their car
- で (de) - a particle that indicates the place where something happens
- ハンバーガー (hamburguer) - a ground beef sandwich, usually served with bread, lettuce, tomato and other accompaniments
- を (wo) - a particle that indicates the direct object of the sentence
- 食べたい (tabetai) - a verb meaning "to want to eat"
- です (desu) - a particle indicating the formality of the sentence
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