Clubbing: meaning, definitions and examples
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clubbing
[ ˈklʌb.ɪŋ ]
social activity
Clubbing refers to the act of going out to dance and socialize in nightclubs, bars, or similar venues. It often involves listening to DJ music, drinking, and sometimes engaging in other forms of entertainment. The culture surrounding clubbing can include a sense of nightlife, personal expression through dance and fashion, and a social atmosphere. It has evolved as a popular leisure activity, especially among younger individuals, in urban settings.
Synonyms
dancing, disco, night out, nightlife, partying.
Examples of usage
- We are going clubbing this Saturday night.
- Clubbing is a great way to unwind with friends.
- The clubbing scene in this city is vibrant and exciting.
- She loves clubbing to the latest electronic music.
- After a long week, I look forward to a night of clubbing.
Translations
Translations of the word "clubbing" in other languages:
🇵🇹 clubbing
- balada
- festa
🇮🇳 क्लबिंग
- पार्टी
- नाइट क्लब
🇩🇪 Clubbing
- Nachtleben
- Diskothek
🇮🇩 clubbing
- pesta malam
- diskotik
🇺🇦 клубінг
- клубна вечірка
- нічний клуб
🇵🇱 clubbing
- impreza
- nocne życie
🇯🇵 クラブ活動
- ナイトクラブ
- クラブパーティー
🇫🇷 clubbing
- soirée en boîte
- vie nocturne
🇪🇸 clubbing
- fiesta
- vida nocturna
🇹🇷 clubbing
- gece hayatı
- parti
🇰🇷 클럽 활동
- 나이트클럽
- 클럽 파티
🇸🇦 الذهاب إلى النوادي
- الحياة الليلية
- حفلة
🇨🇿 clubbing
- noční život
- diskotéka
🇸🇰 clubbing
- nočný život
- diskotéka
🇨🇳 夜店
- 夜生活
- 俱乐部活动
🇸🇮 clubbing
- nočno življenje
- diskoteka
🇮🇸 clubbing
- næturlíf
- danspartý
🇰🇿 клубтық
- түнгі өмір
- кеш
🇬🇪 კლუბინგი
- ღამის ცხოვრება
- წვეულება
🇦🇿 klublaşma
- gecə həyatı
- şənlik
🇲🇽 clubbing
- fiesta
- vida nocturna
Etymology
The term 'clubbing' originates from the 1980s, deriving from the word 'club,' which referred to social or entertainment venues where people gather for leisure activities, particularly dancing. The nightclub scene began to flourish during this period, fueled by the popularity of disco music, which played a significant role in shaping club culture. As urban nightlife expanded, the concept of clubbing emerged, encompassing a variety of genres, including house, techno, and hip-hop. The usage of 'clubbing' became associated with a lifestyle celebrated in literature, music, and film, emphasizing the social and cultural aspects of nighttime entertainment. Over the decades, clubbing has adapted to incorporate new music styles and trends, becoming a staple of modern city life and a symbol of youth culture and expression.
Word Frequency Rank
At rank #28,400, this word represents specialized academic or technical vocabulary. It's less frequently encountered but may be valuable in specific contexts.
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