nightlife
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- noun
- /ˈnaɪtˌlaɪf/
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vida nocturna
- The nightlife in the city comes alive with vibrant clubs and live music on weekends.
But, you know, for me, nightlife is more organic in Europe.
- But, you know, for me, nightlife is more organic in Europe.
- You know, I see I worked in nightlife for a decade and a half.
- I actually know dating and nightlife and, and all this stuff.
- And I ended up basically running that city's nightlife at one level.
- Well, I think once people start working in nightlife, they're like, it's like behind the curtain.
- And yeah, I I met about a million people across my nightlife career and had a handful of friends.
- When she gets to New York, she gets caught up in the whole nightlife scene, meets a popular party promoter, and sparks fly.
- So somebody who worked in nightlife, in restaurant industry, I know the communities work hard, party even harder.
- A lot of nightlife balance, a lot of discos, huh?
- Sometimes it's like I've been doing this nightlife and T-shirt thing for seven years.
- And the nightlife was I wrote down like a whole bunch of different observations that like I oh, wow.
- on the A Division which was a busy division, a lot of nightlife, social, you know, socially drinking, drugs as well there fighting.
Examples
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Wonderful music, superb nightlife, marvelous restaurants.
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Hassan is no stranger to Paris nightlife.
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"There is a nightlife now, so for a young person there is more to offer.
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But, you know, for me, nightlife is more organic in Europe.
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You know, I see I worked in nightlife for a decade and a half.
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We have the largest group of nightlife venues in the country, probably in the world.
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Plus, we have some of the hottest nightlife and a lot of ground to cover.
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Some of that is attributed to a significant increase in nightlife in Washington.
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I could show you the world-famous local nightlife.
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Dubai is a fast-paced city these days, and it has developed a nightlife in that vein.
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Synonyms
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A lively scene of nightclubs and bars where people dance and drink
Antonyms
Compounds
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2.8
Evening entertainment that is lively and exciting, like clubs and live music
How Lively
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- Informal
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word nightlife comes from joining the simple words night and life, literally meaning 'life at night'; think of it like social life or wildlife but happening after dark. So, nightlife refers to the places and activities, such as bars, clubs and shows, that make the night lively.