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, auch:
night club
,
nightspot
informal
, auch:
night spot
informal
He knew that people would be coming from the night club itself.
The scene takes place in the store room of the night club.
The floor show was just starting in the night club.
It was the most popular night club of the 1950s.
They would often play at night clubs, sometimes seven times a week.
There will be others - including myself - in the big room of the night club.
"How about looking in on one of the late night clubs before you go home?"
But in the night club he'd argued the other side.
He'd been out with some jane at a night club.
The team goes out to a night club to celebrate their most recent win.
It has a night spot, bar and hotel for passengers.
It is a popular night spot among many of the city's residents and others.
The area is one of the most popular night spots in southern Connecticut.
The couple was often seen together at fashionable night spots around London.
Overall, a great late night spot, especially when only a short stack will do.
As in the civilian world, some married people go to bars or other night spots.
Why don't you make a night spot out of this joint?
In the summer, its beer garden, which hangs over the river, is a popular night spot.
Lights go out at 8, except for a handful of night spots near the university.
"Let's locate a night spot before it gets too dark."
