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Meanings of discothèque in English

Russian
дискотека
Portuguese
danceteria
Catalan
night club
Spanish
discotec
Wikidata

Building, where dance events take place; nightclub playing disco music.

дискотека
Usage of discothèque in English
1
Posh Hotel is the only venue with a discotheque in the capital.
Reuters
2
The blank space was more like a discotheque than an art gallery.
The Guardian
3
Writer talked with three men, who have an interest in theemerging discotheque industry.
The new yorker
4
On the 3rd floor there was a discotheque with extremely loud rock-'n-roll music.
The new yorker
5
Toward the evening's close, the discotheque was the last room still in use.
The new yorker
6
More of a discotheque than a singles bar, really, but functioning as both.
The Book of Skulls
7
She goes to a discotheque with her friends one night.
The new yorker
8
The Club Tabu is a new discotheque, where a dancer performs on a platform.
The new yorker
9
He opened a discotheque in Barcelona and did not seem fully focused any more.
The Guardian
10
The 1970 room was a discotheque designed by Billy Baldwin.
The new yorker
11
OK, that's a bit of an exaggeration; it's a bit more practical than a bathroom discotheque.
Wired
12
In 1986, two years before the Lockerbie bombing, La Belle discotheque in Berlin had been bombed.
The Guardian
13
Tells what two people think of the discotheque.
The new yorker
14
Meanwhile, the new generation of Estonian and Russian media folk mingle at the Seduction discotheque on Viru Väljak.
The Guardian
15
Listening to this album it's easy to imagine oneself in some hip London speakeasy or discotheque circa 1965.
Radio NZ
16
The two victims had also spent the evening in a discotheque, the Teen Club, in Borgo San Lorenzo.
The monster of florence
Frequent collocations
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