clubbing

英 [ˈklʌbɪŋ]

美 [ˈklʌbɪŋ]

n.  泡夜总会
v.  用棍棒(或类似棍棒之物)打; 泡夜总会
club的现在分词

现在分词：clubbing　

医学

牛津词典

noun

• 泡夜总会
  the activity of going to nightclubs regularly
  1. They go clubbing most weekends.
     他们大多数周末都去泡夜总会。

柯林斯词典

• 泡夜总会
  Clubbingis the activity of going to night clubs.

英英释义

noun

• a condition in which the ends of toes and fingers become wide and thick

双语例句

• This is why I said right from the beginning, if clubbing is not your thing, there is nothing much in Riga that will keep you here.
  所以说，如果你像我这样不是很喜欢夜生活的话，里加对你而言应该没有多大的吸引力。
• The clubbing craze fizzled and was replaced by a low-key pub and bar scene.
  夜总会的狂热烟消云散，取而代之的是一种低调的酒馆业景象。
• He had mild respiratory distress, bilateral parotid enlargement, a distended abdomen, pitting oedema and digital clubbing.
  他有轻度呼吸窘迫，双侧腮腺肿大，腹胀，可凹性水肿，杵状指。
• They go clubbing most weekends.
  他们大多数周末都去泡夜总会。
• He's not a drug user, but he goes clubbing and the speck was so small.
  他不是一个毒品使用者，但他接着杵和斑点是这么小。
• I wish I would've brought my dancing shoes so we can go clubbing.
  我真希望我把舞鞋也带来了，这样我们就能取参加舞会了。
• I saw the police clubbing a suspected robber.
  我看到警察用棍棒打了那个抢劫嫌疑犯。
• Roz and I went clubbing last weekend.
  罗兹和我上个周末去夜总会了。
• I think you're past the age for clubbing.
  我以为你已经过了会去夜总会的年纪了。
• A source told Britain's Daily Mirror newspaper: 'Justin wants to celebrate in style and he loves clubbing in London.
  有知情人告诉英国《每日镜报》：贾斯汀想举办一个时髦的派对，而且他很爱英国的夜总会。