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1. (n.) discotheque
a nightclub for dancing to live or recorded music and often featuring sophisticated sound systems, elaborate lighting, and other effects.
Etymology: (1950–55; < F discothèque. See disc , -o -, theca)
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1. (noun) disco, discotheque
a public dance hall for dancing to recorded popular music
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Sense: (usually abbreviated to disco
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 Afrikaans: diskoteek |
 Arabic: نادٍ لَيْلي |
 Bulgarian: дискотека |
 Brazilian: discoteca |
 Czech: diskotéka |
 German: die Diskothek |
 Danish: diskotek |
 Greek: ντισκοτέκ |
 Spanish: discoteca |
 Estonian: disko, diskoteek |
 Farsi: دیسکوتک؛ دیسکو |
 Finnish: disko |
 French: discothèque |
 Hebrew: דִיסקוֹטֶק |
 Hindi: डिस्को |
 Croatian: diskoteka |
 Hungarian: diszkó |
 Indonesian: diskotek |
 Icelandic: diskótek |
 Italian: discoteca |
 Japanese: ディスコ |
 Korean: 디스코텍 |
 Lithuanian: diskoteka |
 Latvian: diskotēka |
 Malay: disko |
 Dutch: discotheek |
 Norwegian: diskotek |
 Polish: dyskoteka |
 Persian: دیسکوتک؛ دیسکو |
 Pashto: دسکوتیک |
 Portuguese: discoteca |
 Romanian: discotecă |
 Russian: дискотека |
 Slovak: diskotéka |
 Slovenian: diskoteka |
 Serbian: diskoteka |
 Swedish: diskotek |
 Thai: ไน้ท์คลับที่เปิดแผ่นเสียง |
 Turkish: diskotek |
 Taiwanese: 舞廳，夜店 |
 Ukrainian: дискотека |
 Urdu: کوئی کلب یا مقام جہاں مقب |
 Vietnamese: sàn nhảy |
 Chinese: （放流行歌曲供人跳舞的）夜总会，迪斯科舞厅 |
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