Chez Paris?
the whole sentance is:
" Chez Paris gives their table to somebody else"

what does it mean? is it a idiom?

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Chez Paris?
the whole sentance is:
" Chez Paris gives their table to somebody else"

what does it mean? is it a idiom?

Answer

From "The Girls' Life: Guide to Growing Up"? ;)

It's the made-up name of a restaurant.  The "Chez (name)" pattern is often used for expensive (French) restaurants. In this context, the name "Chez Paris" suggests that the restaurant is exceptionally haughty and snooty ("any typical high-class French restaurant"), and would turn away guests who arrive after the time they had booked.

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Within the context you might find a reason this name in use.  To give a table to someone else likely means that the table should have gone to someone on a 'first come first serve' basis.  Whoever was first is being slighted.

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"Chez Paris" seems to be a name in this sentence... (like the name of  team or a group of people maybe?)

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