disco
Pronunciation: [ˈdɪs.koʊ]
Word
Context: "music"
(noun) a type of music that became popular in the 1970s and has a strong beat that makes you want to dance. It often features orchestral instruments, catchy melodies, and is played at parties.
Example
She loves to listen to disco when she is getting ready for a party.
Example
He doesn't enjoy disco music; he prefers rock instead.
Example
Have you ever danced to disco music at a party?
Context: "dance"
(noun) a night club or place where people go to dance, listen to disco music, and have fun. These places are often filled with bright lights and a lively atmosphere.
Example
They had a great time dancing at the disco last weekend.
Example
She didn't want to go to the disco because she felt tired.
Example
What time does the disco usually start on Saturday night?
Context: "entertainment"
(verb) to dance in a lively way, especially to disco music. This means moving your body to the beat of the music while having a good time.
Example
They discoed all night at the party and didn't want it to end.
Example
He didn't disco at the party because he felt shy about dancing.
Example
Do you like to disco when your favorite song comes on?
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