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clubbing

/ˈklʌbɪŋ/

Translations

clubbingnoun

clubbings

клаббингразг., калька из английского; употребляется в контексте ночной жизни

Every weekend, they go clubbing in the city to enjoy the nightlife.

Каждые выходные они занимаются клаббингом в городе, чтобы насладиться ночной жизнью.

забивание дубинойнасильственное действие, особенно при охоте на животных

The clubbing of seals sparked international outrage.

Забивание тюленей дубинами вызвало международное возмущение.

барабанные пальцымедицинский термин; также «пальцы Гиппократа»

Digital clubbing is often associated with chronic lung disease.

Барабанные пальцы часто связаны с хроническими заболеваниями лёгких.

Additional translations

походы по клубамразговорное выражение; то же, что «посещение ночных клубов»

избиение дубиной

пальцы Гиппократамедицинский термин; синоним «барабанные пальцы»

Synonyms

dance party

clubbinggerund / present participle

/ˈklʌb.ɪŋ/

Used attributively in reference to nightclub culture or the act of beating with a club.

клубныйотносящийся к ночным клубам

She chose a clubbing outfit for Friday night.

Она выбрала клубный наряд на пятничный вечер.

Additional translations

связанный с забиванием дубинойиспользуется в контекстах охоты или насилия

Synonyms

clubverb

clubbing

Gerund

clubbed

Past Simple

clubbed

Past Participle

clubbing

Gerund

/klʌb/

бить дубинкой

The police had to club the rioter to subdue him.

Полиции пришлось бить дубинкой бунтовщика, чтобы усмирить его.

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Synonyms

Definitions

clubbingnoun

The activity of going to nightclubs, especially to dance and socialize.

Every weekend, they go clubbing in the city to enjoy the nightlife.

The act of beating a person or animal with a club or similar heavy object.

Several seal clubbings were reported by environmental activists.

A medical condition in which the tips of the fingers or toes become enlarged and the nails curve around the fingertips (digital clubbing).

Digital clubbing is often associated with chronic lung disease.

clubbinggerund / present participle

Relating to or suitable for night-club socializing.

She chose a clubbing outfit for Friday night.

Involving or characterized by striking with a heavy stick or club.

The documentary exposed the clubbing practices used in the hunt.

clubverb

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.