clubbing

• Substantivo que designa a atividade de frequentar boates ou clubes noturnos para dançar, socializar e curtir música.

A noun referring to the activity of going to nightclubs to dance, socialize, and enjoy music.

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1. B1informal

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

   Balada

   • They went clubbing every Saturday night.
   • Clubbing is a popular activity among young adults.
   • She enjoys clubbing with her friends after work.

2. Hitting with a clubC1formal

   The act of striking someone or something with a heavy stick or club.

   Golpe com porrete

   • The hunter used clubbing to kill the wounded animal.
   • Clubbing was a common method of execution in ancient times.
   • The seal was killed by clubbing.

   Sinônimosbeatingthrashing

• Verbo que significa bater em alguém ou algo com um objeto pesado, ou reunir-se para um objetivo comum.

A verb meaning to hit someone or something with a heavy object, or to join together for a shared purpose.

1. Hit with a heavy objectB2formal

   To strike someone or something with a heavy object, especially a club.

   Golpear com objeto pesado

   • The attacker clubbed the victim with a baseball bat.
   • He clubbed the ball out of the park.
   • The hunter clubbed the animal to death.

   Sinônimosbatterbeatbludgeonclobbercudgelstrikethrash

2. Form a groupB2informal

   To join together for a common purpose or activity.

   Reunir-se em grupo

   • They clubbed together to buy a gift for their colleague.
   • The students clubbed together to organize the event.
   • We clubbed together to pay for the damages.

   Sinônimosband togethercombinejoinpoolteam upunite

   Antônimosdispersedividepartseparatesplit