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
- don't expect a good meal at a cabaret
- the gossip columnist got his information by visiting nightclubs every night
- he played the drums at a jazz club
双语例句
- Roddy is a well-known man-about-town – you can't go to a party or night club without seeing him there.
罗迪是个活跃于交际场中的男子-你在聚会或夜总会中准能看见他。 - Which night club around here would you recommend to us?
您给我们推荐附近哪家夜总会？ - Shall we go to a movie or a night club tonight?
我们是去看电影还是去夜总会呢？ - A: Let's finish our reports quickly and go to the night club.
咱们快点写完报告去夜总会怎么样？ - She was arrested early Wednesday outside a New York City Night Club charged with leaving the scene of accident.
她于周三早晨在纽约夜店外被逮捕，这次她被起诉擅自离开事故现场。 - Well, it's kind of illegal for me to even be in a night club.
那个，对我来说连进夜店都算是违法行为。 - 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 was clipped in a night club.
他在一家夜总会被狠狠地敲了竹杠。 - 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。 - 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。