cabaret

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Music, Dancecabaretcab‧a‧ret /ˈkæbəreɪ $ ˌkæbəˈreɪ/ noun 1 [countable, uncountable]APMAPD entertainment, usually with music, songs, and dancing, performed in a restaurant or club while the customers eat and drink a cabaret singer2 [countable]DLC a restaurant or club where this is performed the most famous Parisian cabaret, the Moulin RougeExamples from the Corpuscabaret• Apart from an uncle who played in a cabaret band, his family was non-musical.• The two girls, it transpired, did not work in a cabaret but assisted at a gambling salon.• Melvin can turn the depressed joint into a cabaret.• Only four establishments in this city of 44,000 qualify as cabarets -- places that serve alcohol and allow dancing.• A Montgomery County sheriffs deputy reported he saw Monnett hit another man outside the controversial cabaret.• The duty manager had to drag her off the dance-floor during the cabaret show.• A traditional cabaret lounge and a Broadway-style theater seat about 500 passengers for elaborate revues and celebrity showcases.CabaretCabaret (1972) a US film with singing and dancing, in which Liza Minelli appears as a singer in a nightclub who lives with her lover in Berlin in the 1930s before the Nazis took complete powerOrigin cabaret (1600-1700) French “drinking place, bar”, probably from Late Latin camera “room”

单词	cabaret
释义	cabaret From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Music, Dancecabaretcab‧a‧ret /ˈkæbəreɪ $ ˌkæbəˈreɪ/ noun 1 [countable, uncountable]APMAPD entertainment, usually with music, songs, and dancing, performed in a restaurant or club while the customers eat and drink a cabaret singer2 [countable]DLC a restaurant or club where this is performed the most famous Parisian cabaret, the Moulin RougeExamples from the Corpuscabaret• Apart from an uncle who played in a cabaret band, his family was non-musical.• The two girls, it transpired, did not work in a cabaret but assisted at a gambling salon.• Melvin can turn the depressed joint into a cabaret.• Only four establishments in this city of 44,000 qualify as cabarets -- places that serve alcohol and allow dancing.• A Montgomery County sheriffs deputy reported he saw Monnett hit another man outside the controversial cabaret.• The duty manager had to drag her off the dance-floor during the cabaret show.• A traditional cabaret lounge and a Broadway-style theater seat about 500 passengers for elaborate revues and celebrity showcases.CabaretCabaret (1972) a US film with singing and dancing, in which Liza Minelli appears as a singer in a nightclub who lives with her lover in Berlin in the 1930s before the Nazis took complete powerOrigin cabaret (1600-1700) French “drinking place, bar”, probably from Late Latin camera “room”
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