honky-tonk

• Substantivo que designa um bar ou casa de dança barato, geralmente barulhento, associado à música country e ao consumo de bebidas alcoólicas.

A noun referring to a cheap, often rowdy drinking and dancing establishment, typically associated with country music.

1. Cheap drinking and dancing establishmentB2informalamerican

   A low-cost bar or nightclub, often featuring live music, dancing, and a lively, informal atmosphere.

   Bar dançante barato

   • They spent the evening at a honky-tonk on the outskirts of town.
   • The honky-tonk was packed with people dancing to country music.
   • He played piano in a honky-tonk for years.

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