tea garden
a tea plantation.
Origin of tea garden
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How to use tea garden in a sentence
Perhaps you know the inn, which is a hotel on week days and a tea garden on Sundays.
Camille (La Dame aux Camilias) | Alexandre Dumas, filsThe next morning we crossed the Tista River, and the road led up through sal forests to a tea-garden at 3,500 feet.
The Unveiling of Lhasa | Edmund CandlerNor do the other signs of man's handiwork on a tea garden compensate for the natural beauties they replace.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon CasserlyA tea garden, when a store of silver coin is brought to pay the wages of the hundreds of coolies, is their favourite mark.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon CasserlyNight found us in the vicinity of a tea garden, the manager of which I had met once; so I determined to claim his hospitality.
Life in an Indian Outpost | Gordon Casserly
British Dictionary definitions for tea garden
an open-air restaurant that serves tea and light refreshments
a tea plantation
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