cabaret
21cabaret — |cabaré| s. m. O mesmo que cabaré. • Plural: cabarets. ‣ Etimologia: palavra francesa …
22cabaret — /fr. kabaˈʀɛ/ [dall ol. cabret, dal piccardo cambrette «cameretta»] s. m. inv. teatrino, varietà …
23cabaret — m DEFINICIJA v. kabaret …
24cabaret — [n] nightclub with musical performances after hours joint*, bar, café, disco, discothèque, dive, hideaway, hot spot*, nightery, night spot, speakeasy, supper club, tavern, watering hole*; concepts 447,449 …
25cabaret — ► NOUN 1) entertainment held in a nightclub or restaurant while the audience sit at tables. 2) a nightclub or restaurant where such entertainment is performed. ORIGIN Old French, wooden structure, inn …
26cabaret — [kab΄ə rā′, kab′ə rā΄] n. [Fr, tavern < MDu cabret < cambret < OFr dial. camberete, dim. of cambre, CHAMBER] 1. a restaurant or cafe with dancing, singing, skits, etc. as entertainment 2. this kind of entertainment …
27Cabaret — Para la película de 1972, véase Cabaret (película). Moulin Rouge …
28cabaret — /kab euh ray / for 1 4, 6, 7; /kab euh ret / for 5, n., v., cabareted / rayd /, cabareting / ray ing/. n. 1. a restaurant providing food, drink, music, a dance floor, and often a floor show. 2. a café that serves food and drink and offers… …
29CABARET — s. m. Taverne, maison où l on vend du vin en détail, soit que l acheteur l emporte, ou qu il le boive dans le lieu même. Bon, mauvais cabaret. Vin de cabaret. Ne bouger du cabaret. Aimer le cabaret. Hanter le cabaret. Il est homme de cabaret. C… …
30Cabaret — (Kabarett) a French term used to describe both a form of theatrical entertainment and the dance halls and taverns in which the genre blossomed around 1900. It was in the Weimar era, principally in Berlin,* that cabaret flourished in Germany.… …
