night club

英 [naɪt klʌb]

美 [naɪt klʌb]

n. 夜总会

英英释义

noun

a spot that is open late at night and that provides entertainment (as singers or dancers) as well as dancing and food and drink
1. don't expect a good meal at a cabaret
2. the gossip columnist got his information by visiting nightclubs every night
3. he played the drums at a jazz club
Synonym:cabaretnightclubclubnightspot

Here's a charming night club, small and not far away, they play terrific music every night.
这里的夜总会很迷人，很小，就在附近，他们演奏的音乐棒极了。
He gigs on weekends as a piano player in a night club.
他周末在夜总会打零工弹钢琴。
The night club was raided by the police.
那家夜总会受到警方的搜查。
After that, they took him out to maybe a night club, so that he could see the dancing or dance himself.
然后又带他到另一个地方，也许是夜总会，他可以看人跳舞或自己跳舞。
And it's only half of what our night club makes.
只及我们夜总会收入的一半。
He made a career of taking off famous people for night club audiences.
他在夜总会以给观众表演模仿名人动作或语言为职业。
A young waitress in a night club whose costume includes a rabbit-tail and ears.
在夜总会的年轻女侍者，她们的服装带有兔子的尾巴和耳朵。
He was clipped in a night club.
他在一家夜总会被狠狠地敲了竹杠。
Police say James fled the scene and was apprehended later at a nearby night club.
警方说詹姆士逃离现场，之后在附近的夜总会被逮捕。
It will be used large performance, big Disco, Night club. Stadium, Cinema and so on.
适用于大型演出、大型Disco、夜总会、体育中心电影院等。