disco

• Genre musical de danse populaire de la fin des années 1970, caractérisé par une basse rythmique forte et des éléments mélodiques, principalement destiné à la danse en discothèque. Désigne aussi la salle de danse ou lieux où l'on joue de la musique enregistrée pour danser.

A genre of popular dance music from the late 1970s, characterized by a strong, regular bass beat and melodic elements, primarily intended for dancing at discotheques. It can also refer to a public dance hall where recorded popular music is played for dancing.

1. Dance music genreB1formal

   A genre of popular dance music that was especially popular in the late 1970s, characterized by a strong, regular bass beat and melodic tunes, primarily intended for dancing at discotheques.

   disco (genre musical)

   • The DJ played classic disco all night long.
   • Disco music is known for its infectious rhythm and bass lines.
   • She loves dancing to 70s disco hits.

2. Dance venueB1formal

   A public dance hall or nightclub where recorded popular music is played for dancing.

   Discothèque (lieu de danse)

   • They spent the evening at a local disco.
   • The disco was packed with people dancing to the latest songs.
   • He used to work as a DJ at a famous disco in the city.

   Synonymesclubdance halldiscothequenightclub

• Verbe désignant l'action de danser sur de la musique disco ou de participer à des activités sociales liées à la culture disco.

A verb used to indicate the act of dancing to disco music or engaging in the social activities associated with disco culture.

1. Dance to disco musicB1informal

   To dance to the style of music popular in the 1970s, characterized by a strong beat and bass line.

   Danser sur du disco

   • They discoed all night at the retro party.
   • She loves to disco whenever a classic track comes on.
   • We discoed until the early hours of the morning.

   Synonymesboogiedanceget downgroove