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Meaning in simple English
US /klʌb/
club means: A group of people who meet or do activities together because they share an interest.
noun
A group of people who meet or do activities together because they share an interest.
- I joined a chess club.
- Our club meets every Tuesday.
- Which school clubs would you like to join?
A place where people go, usually at night, to dance, drink, and listen to music.
- We danced at a club.
- The club stayed open until four.
- Have you been to that new club downtown?
A place where members go to play sports, exercise, or use fitness equipment.
- The club has a pool.
- I exercise at the health club every morning.
- Our tennis club built two new courts.
A thick, heavy stick used as a weapon to hit people or animals.
- He carried a wooden club.
- The attacker struck the door with a club.
- Two heavy clubs lay beside the gate.
The black symbol with three rounded leaves on playing cards; also the group of cards with this symbol.
- This card has a club on it.
- She played the ace of clubs.
- Have you got any clubs in your hand?
One of a pair of short sticks that a gymnast swings and throws during a performance.
- The gymnast caught the club.
- She swung both clubs above her head.
- His routine ended with a high club throw.
verb
To visit places at night where people dance, drink, and listen to music.
- We went clubbing last night.
- She enjoys clubbing with her friends.
- Do you still go clubbing every weekend?
To hit a person or animal with a thick stick or another heavy object.
- Someone clubbed him from behind.
- The hunters clubbed the seals on the ice.
- He was clubbed with a wooden bat.
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