Noun:

ନାଇଟ୍ କ୍ଲବ୍ |,

nightclubs's Usage Examples:

She first began her singing career singing in local nightclubs.

Sweet Auburn Avenue became home to Alonzo Herndon's Atlanta Mutual, the city's first black-owned life insurance company, and to a celebrated concentration of black businesses, newspapers, churches, and nightclubs.

Bars and nightclubs that specialize in presenting live music on a regular basis often employ an individual to assemble the schedule of events.

Amidst rumors that his profitable chain of nightclubs and restaurants is a front for a lucrative prostitution and sex slave ring, it has been impossible until now to find any hard evidence.

his girlfriend (Byron), a singer in one of his nightclubs who becomes murderously jealous.

He would return to Iran yearly to do concerts and perform in Vegas-styled nightclubs.

To the south of de Maisonneuve is a concentration of nightclubs, bars, and restaurants.

Keyboard player John Beck from Whitehaven joined the group later in 1982, and for a short period of time It Bites also featured saxophonist Howard H Smith, a period in which the band worked playing gigs at nightclubs around Cumbria.

In the 1890s, at least three different elaborately themed nightclubs were operating in Paris, using themes of death, hell, and heaven.

acquaintances, the officers find that Sapphire frequented nightclubs with black clienteles, leading them to look for another possible boyfriend.

Those sets looked better than real New York penthouses and nightclubs ever could, he said upon creation.

He quit school at the age of 13 and ran away to Florida, where he worked as a photographer in and around nightclubs.

Synonyms:

nightspot, spot, cabaret, dive, club, night club, supper club, honkytonk,

Antonyms:

clean, ascend, rise, divide, spread,