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1 nightclub
nounNachtklub, der; Nachtlokal, das* * *ˈnight·club\nightclub dancing Tanzen nt in einem Nachtklub* * ** * *nounNachtklub, der; Nachtlokal, das* * *n.Nachtlokal n. -
2 nightclub
'night·club nNachtklub m nmodifier (act, comedian) Nachtklub-;\nightclub dancing Tanzen nt in einem Nachtklub -
3 nightclub
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4 nightclub
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5 hostess
noun1) Gastgeberin, die2) (in nightclub) Animierdame, die3) (in passenger transport) Hostess, die4) (compère) Moderatorin, die* * *see academic.ru/35733/host">host* * *host·ess[həʊstɪs, AM hoʊ-]I. n<pl -es>2. (on TV) Gastgeberin f; (at restaurant) Wirtin f; (at hotel) Empfangsdame f; (in nightclub) Animierdame f; (at exhibition) Hostess f; (on aeroplane) Stewardess fII. vtto \hostess an event Gastgeberin f einer Veranstaltung seinto \hostess a party eine Party geben* * *['həʊstes]nto be or play hostess to sb — jds Gastgeberin sein; (in own home also) jdn zu Besuch or Gast haben
3) (in nightclub) Hostess f* * *hostess [ˈhəʊstıs] s1. Gastgeberin f2. (Gast)Wirtin f3. RADIO, TV Moderatorin f4. Hostess f (Betreuerin auf Messen etc)5. Animier-, Tischdame f6. FLUG Hostess f, Stewardess f* * *noun1) Gastgeberin, die2) (in nightclub) Animierdame, die3) (in passenger transport) Hostess, die4) (compère) Moderatorin, die* * *n.(§ pl.: hostesses)= Hostess -en f.Messehostess f.Wirtin -nen f. -
6 nightspot
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7 barker
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8 cabaret
nounVarietee, das; (satirical) Kabarett, das* * *['kæbərei](an entertainment given in a restaurant etc: a singer in a cabaret.) das Kabarett* * *caba·ret[ˈkæbəreɪ, AM ˌkæbəˈreɪ]n* * *['kbəreɪ]nVarieté nt, Varietee nt; (satirical) Kabarett nt* * *2. besonders US Restaurant n oder Nachtklub m mit Varietédarbietungen* * *nounVarietee, das; (satirical) Kabarett, das* * *(show) n.Kabarett -e n. -
9 cover charge
noun[Preis für das] Gedeck* * *ˈcov·er charge* * ** * *noun[Preis für das] Gedeck -
10 cabaret
caba·ret [ʼkæbəreɪ, Am ˌkæbəʼreɪ] n -
11 cover charge
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12 hostess
1)( at home) Gastgeberin f2) ( on TV) Gastgeberin f; ( at restaurant) Wirtin f; ( at hotel) Empfangsdame f; ( in nightclub) Animierdame f; ( at exhibition) Hostess f; ( on airplane) Stewardess f;to \hostess an event Gastgeberin f einer Veranstaltung sein;to \hostess a party eine Party geben -
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14 club
[klʌb] UK / USn
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