Definition of disco - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
musicgenre of dance music from the 1970s
- Disco music was playing at the party.
2.
partyDated event where people dance to pop musicDated
- The school is hosting a disco this Friday.
3.
venueDated club where people dance to upbeat dance musicDated
- They went to the disco on Saturday night..
Verb
1.
dance activitydance to 1970s dance-club music
- They decided to disco all night at the club..
2.
entertainmentDated visit discotheques for dancing and socializingDated
- We decided to disco after dinner.
Images of disco
club where people dance to upbeat dance music
Expressions with disco
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mirrored sphere reflecting light in a room
The disco ball spun above the dance floor.
genre of dance music with strong beats and synthesizers
Disco music filled the club, making everyone want to dance..
venue where people roller skate to disco music
We went to the roller disco last night.
french fries with cheese and gravy, often eaten late at night
We ordered disco fries after the concert.
genre of dance music combining disco and funk elements
The band's latest album features a lot of disco funk.
unquestionably dead or obsolete
That old computer is deader than disco.
mdma sold as a pill, also known by its chemical name
They took a disco biscuit at the club and danced all night.
short sleep to recharge before going out
She took a disco nap before the concert.
supervised dance party for young people run by police
The blue light disco was held at the community center.
event with music via wireless headphones
We attended a silent disco at the festival.
energetic dance style performed to disco music
The club was alive with the vibrant beats and disco dancing.
Origin of disco
Latin, disco (I learn)
Terms with disco included in their meaning
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disco ball
ball covered with small mirrors reflecting light
dance
type of disco dance from the 1970s
dance
disco dance involving hip contact
dance
disco dance from the 1970s and 1980s
music
popular disco song by Lipps Inc
music
related to lively disco music and dance
quiet party
silent disco where music is broadcast via radio to wireless headphones
dance
energetic dance style performed to disco music
skate party
venue where people roller skate to disco music
entertainment
event featuring roller skating and disco music
music
genre of dance music combining disco and funk elements
Examples of disco in a sentence
Disco was the highlight of the evening. We went to a disco at the community center. The charity disco raised money for new playground equipment. The new disco in town has become very popular. They met at the disco and danced all night. We used to disco every weekend in the 70s.
He loves to disco to the classic hits of the era. They love to disco every Friday night. He used to disco at the local club.
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- French:disco, danser sur du disco, ...
- German:Disco, Disco tanzen, ...
- Italian:disco, andare in discoteca, ...
- Spanish:disco, bailar música disco, ...
- Portuguese:disco, dançar disco, ...
- Chinese:迪斯科, 跳迪斯科舞, ...
- Japanese:ディスコ, ディスコで踊る, ...
- Arabic:دِيسْكُو, رَقَصَ, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיסְקוֹ, לִרְקֹד דִּיסְקוֹ, ...
- Russian:диско, танцевать под диско, ...
- Ukrainian:диско, рухатися під диско, ...
- Hindi:डिस्को संगीत, डिस्को करना, ...
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