cabaret
cabaret — 名詞
- cabaretsingular
- cabaretsplural
1. a live show that mixes singing, dancing, and short comic acts, usually staged on
歌舞表演
餐廳或酒吧內小型現場歌舞秀
a live show that mixes singing, dancing, and short comic acts, usually staged on a small platform while the audience eats or drinks at nearby tables.
Diners at the Paris hotel watched a glittering cabaret while finishing dessert.
在巴黎那家飯店用餐的客人，一邊吃甜點一邊欣賞華麗的歌舞表演。
noun used uncountably for a stage show genre
Lina has been performing in cabaret in small Berlin clubs since she was seventeen.
Lina 從十七歲就開始在柏林的小酒館裡表演歌舞秀。
collocation: perform in cabaret
Each ticket covers a three-course dinner, two cocktails, and a one-hour cabaret on the rooftop stage.
每張票都包含三道菜的晚餐、兩杯雞尾酒，以及在頂樓舞台上演出的一小時歌舞表演。
countable: a cabaret = one show
Marcus wrote three new songs for the late-night cabaret at the Blue Lantern Club downtown.
Marcus 為市中心 Blue Lantern 俱樂部的深夜歌舞表演寫了三首新歌。
modifier: late-night cabaret
Berlin in the 1920s was famous for its bold, political cabaret that mocked army generals and bankers.
1920 年代的柏林以大膽又辛辣的政治歌舞表演聞名，連將軍和銀行家都被拿來嘲諷。
uncountable use with adjectives
- perform in cabaret
- late-night cabaret
- political cabaret
- a glittering cabaret
- write cabaret
- floor show
more general; any live entertainment performed on a small stage in a restaurant
- revue
a longer theatrical show of songs and sketches; usually in a proper theatre, not over dinner
- variety show
broader mix of acts (magic, juggling, comedy); often on television
文法句型
a cabaret
do cabaret
perform in cabaret
用法筆記
Often used uncountably to name the genre or art form (perform in cabaret, write cabaret), and countably for one specific show (watched a cabaret). Distinguish from sense 2: this sense is the performance itself, not the place.
常見錯誤
2. a small dining or drinking venue with a low stage near the tables, where custome
歌舞俱樂部
供餐並有現場歌舞演出的小酒館
a small dining or drinking venue with a low stage near the tables, where customers can watch live singing, dancing, or short comic acts while they eat.
Sofia and her friends celebrated her birthday at a cabaret near the harbour.
Sofia 和朋友們在港口附近一家歌舞俱樂部慶祝她的生日。
preposition: at a cabaret
After the war, Mr. Klein opened a small cabaret on a quiet side street in Vienna.
戰後，Klein 先生在維也納一條安靜的小街上開了一家小型歌舞俱樂部。
collocation: open a cabaret
Yuki met her husband at a smoky cabaret in the old quarter of Lisbon.
Yuki 是在里斯本舊城區一家煙霧繚繞的歌舞俱樂部認識她先生的。
preposition: at a cabaret + place
Tourists in Montmartre often line up outside the famous cabarets after midnight.
在蒙馬特，遊客常常半夜過後還在那些著名的歌舞俱樂部外排隊。
plural countable use
- at a cabaret
- open a cabaret
- famous cabarets
- a small cabaret
- the cabaret on [street]
- nightclub
broader; mainly for dancing and drinking, with or without a live show
- supper club
American; emphasises the full meal alongside the entertainment
- music hall
older British term; a larger theatre-style venue, not table seating
文法句型
go to a cabaret
at a cabaret
open a cabaret
用法筆記
Subject is usually a person or group going to or running the place; very often appears with a preposition (at, in, outside, near). Distinguish from sense 1: here the word names the building or business, not the show staged inside it.
常見錯誤
同根字
- cabaretier名詞C2
常見搭配
名詞搭配
- cabaret singer
- cabaret act
- cabaret club
- cabaret dancer
- cabaret scene
常用片語
- dinner and a cabaret
- the golden age of cabaret
介系詞搭配
- at a cabaret
- in cabaret
- outside the cabaret