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Meanings of nightspot in English

Portuguese
cabaré
Catalan
cabaret
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A spot that is open late at night and that provides entertainment (as singers or dancers) as well as dancing and food and drink.

        cabaré
        Usage of nightspot in English
        1
        Afterwards, they would go to a show, or museum, or a city nightspot.
        The Sails of Tau Ceti
        2
        A team of St John Ambulance volunteers based at the Arcadian nightspot also treated casualties.
        Radio NZ
        3
        That you were stepping from one nightspot to another.
        A singular man
        4
        I'm going to have him shagging a supermodel in the loo of an unidentified London nightspot.
        Anansi Boys
        5
        And that was the nightspot called the Afterlife.
        Mass Effect: Deception
        6
        If this brand-new nightspot was the location of the season, these dedicated pilgrims would line up to adulate.
        French pressed
        7
        I want to go for a drink at a local nightspot, but he doesn't think it's a good idea.
        The Irish Times
        8
        The popular Dunedin nightspot Sammy's has been closed indefinitely, after the Fire Service inspected it and declared it dangerous.
        Radio NZ
        9
        Inside a dark Montreal nightspot, MIGS attendees drank, listened to live music, and had enough floor space for dancing.
        Wired
        10
        The Cannibal Club was a nightspot in Hollywood that was popular with the black leather and porcelain fangs crowd.
        Mob rules
        11
        The trial heard Mansour met the then 19-year-old victim in a local nightspot and seemed to be chatting her up.
        The Irish Times
        12
        Opened at the end of last year, it sits on the site of a notorious city nightspot of the same name.
        The Guardian
        13
        The road, a popular nightspot near Queen's University, was closed to any through traffic and diversions are in place, she said.
        The Irish Times
        14
        Vikram takes them boozing at a local nightspot which is the setting for the most preposterous Bollywood scene of all time.
        The Guardian
        15
        It seems a more likely setting for a new series of I'm Alan Partridge than the site of Dublin's hottest nightspot.
        The Irish Times
        16
        He has lent me some leather goods, and directed me to the most likely nightspot where the killer would show up.
        My Life, My Tapes
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