clubbing
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3.4
- noun
- /ˈklʌbɪŋ/
- Informal
:
salir de fiesta
- On Friday nights, I love going out clubbing with my friends to dance and enjoy the music.
- go clubbing
- clubbing night
So they're going out clubbing, they're not taking you.
- So they're going out clubbing, they're not taking you.
- Like I've experienced cultures and clubbing, right?
- I probably go out clubbing maybe once every three months.
- And I feel like health and Wellness goes UKUS, but clubbing goes Europe US.
- Oh why's we have clubbing in like cheap clubs where I work basically.
- So I'm now in Leeds, I've got a flat, I'm at clubbing and it's all madness.
- Like maybe this is a bit more like clubbing night out.
- It's one of those fun clubbing or like smoky colorful eye shadows.
Examples
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Dressed for a night of clubbing.
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I probably go out clubbing maybe once every three months.
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I mean, what part of this is more fun than a weekend clubbing in the city?
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What's the clubbing scene like, where you live, then?
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I didn't know they wanted to take us clubbing.
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Why, you need some primping time before you go out clubbing?
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I love going clubbing, but I don't think it's particularly fun to describe the night in detail.
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On a more serious note, I am not a big purse gal; I love to go clubbing, and a purse is a major inconvenience.
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Chippewa Street, downtown's clubbing hotspot, is also only blocks away.
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It seems they got in just before Tru owners Luminar imploded and have turned what could have easily become an empty space into a unique clubbing bar that people are genuinely excited to go to.
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Synonyms
91
2.6
An evening spent with friends outside the home, for example at a bar or restaurant
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3.1
Things people do at night for fun, like going to bars and clubs
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6.8
A group visiting several pubs or bars and having a drink at each
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3.7
Visiting several bars in one night to drink and socialize
Antonyms
How Aggressive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Clubbing (going out) comes from the noun club, a place where people meet to dance, listen to music, or socialise. So, to go clubbing is simply to go to those 'clubs' to dance and meet people.