0 (usually abbreviated to discoˈdiskou) a place, or a type of entertainment, at which recorded music is played for dancing. -- diskotek
Contacts will be made at those places where such young people choose to meet—public houses, discotheques, cafés, parks, recreation areas and the streets.
We need more leisure centres—not necessarily more coffee bars or discotheques.
From nine o'clock until two o'clock in the morning we visited every discotheque.
He was to run a discotheque for a dance, and nothing could be more modern than that.
Some people are very happy with the noise of a discotheque.
A number of discotheques in my constituency have effectively been closed simply by the denial of the licensing extension that they wanted.
We let it out under contract and it is operating as a discotheque.
The middle-aged woman does not get her amphetamines from the clubs or discotheques but through prescriptions from doctors.
