discotheque

See also: discothèque

English

Pronunciation

IPA^(key): /ˈdɪskəˌtɛk/, /ˈdɪskoʊˌtɛk/

Etymology

Borrowed from French discothèque (“record library”).

Noun

discotheque (plural discotheques)

(slightly dated) A nightclub where dancing takes place.

Synonyms

disco

Translations

nightclub

Arabic: دِيسْكُو‎‎ m (dīskū)
Armenian: դիսկոտեկ (hy) (diskotek)
Chinese:
Mandarin: 迪斯科 (zh) (dísīkē), 迪廳 (zh), 迪厅 (zh) (dítīng), 迪斯科舞廳, 迪斯科舞厅 (dísīkē wǔtīng)
Czech: diskotéka (cs) f
Dutch: discotheek (nl) f
Finnish: diskoteekki (fi), disko (fi)
French: discothèque (fr) f
Galician: discoteca (gl) f
Georgian: დისკოთეკა (disḳoteḳa)
German: Diskothek (de) f
Greek: ντισκοτέκ (el) f (diskoték)
Hebrew: דיסקוטק‎‎ (he) m (disqot'eq)
Hungarian: diszkó (hu)

Icelandic: diskótek (is) n
Italian: discoteca (it) f
Japanese: ディスコ (disuko)
Korean: 디스코테크 (diseukotekeu)
Luxembourgish: Diskothéik f
Norwegian: diskotek n
Polish: dyskoteka (pl) f
Portuguese: discoteca (pt)
Quechua: tusuna wasi
Romanian: discotecă (ro)
Russian: дискоте́ка (ru) f (diskotéka)
Spanish: discoteca (es) f
Swedish: diskotek (sv) n
Yiddish: דיסקאָטעק‎‎ f (diskotek)

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