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club

/klʌb/

clubnoun

clubs

/klʌb/

Translations

клуб

She joined a book club to meet new people.

Она вступила в книжный клуб, чтобы познакомиться с новыми людьми.

дубинка

The police officer carried a club for protection.

Полицейский носил дубинку для защиты.

трефы

He played the ace of clubs in the card game.

Он сыграл тузом треф в карточной игре.

Additional translations

Definitions

A group of people organized for a common purpose, especially a group that meets regularly.

She joined a book club to discuss her favorite novels with others.

A heavy stick, usually thicker at one end, used as a weapon or for hitting a ball in sports.

The caveman carried a club for protection against wild animals.

A place where people, especially young people, go to dance and listen to music.

They decided to spend the evening at a local club to enjoy some live music.

A playing card marked with a black trefoil (♣), one of the four suits in a standard deck of cards.

He drew the ace of clubs from the deck during the card game.

Synonyms

clubverb

clubbed

Past Simple

clubbed

Past Participle

clubbing

Gerund

/klʌb/

Translations

бить дубинкой

The police had to club the rioter to subdue him.

Полиции пришлось бить дубинкой бунтовщика, чтобы усмирить его.

Additional translations

собирать

Definitions

To hit or beat with a club or similar blunt object.

The hunter clubbed the animal to subdue it.

To gather together or combine resources for a common purpose.

They decided to club their money to buy a gift for their friend.

To go out to nightclubs for entertainment.

They planned to club all night during their vacation in the city.

Synonyms

clubadjective

/klʌb/

Used attributively before another noun to denote relation to a club or intended for club use (e.g., "club members", "club sandwich").

Definitions

Relating to or characteristic of a club, its members, or its facilities; intended for club use.

Club rules require all visitors to sign in at the front desk.