disco
1970s dance music style
A type of fast, happy dance music that was very popular in the 1970s and is still played for dancing today.
dance to [disco music]
- She loves listening to classic disco from the late 1970s.
- The DJ mixed modern house with some old-school disco.
- Disco influenced many later styles of dance music.
- This song has a strong disco beat that makes everyone want to dance.
- They played nothing but disco all night at the retro party.
- My parents like disco from the 1970s.
- The DJ played fast disco, and everyone danced.
- I listened to a disco track on the radio.
- He enjoys old disco more than modern pop.
- This song has a classic disco sound.
nightclub for dancing
A club where people go at night to dance to loud music and have fun.
go to a disco
- We went to a disco downtown after the concert.
- The disco was so crowded that we had to wait in line outside.
- He met his partner at a small disco near the university.
- This area used to be full of discos, but now there are more bars and restaurants.
- They spent every Friday night at the same disco for years.
- We plan to go to a disco tonight.
- The disco was very loud and busy.
- There is a new disco in our town.
- She works as a DJ at a disco.
- They met at a disco last summer.
organized dance party event
A party where people meet to dance to music from a DJ or speakers, often in a school or hall.
have a [school disco]
- The school is holding a disco to raise money for charity.
- My little sister is excited about her first school disco.
- They decorated the hall for the end-of-year disco.
- Parents were invited to help supervise the Christmas disco.
- We met at a teenage disco when we were fifteen.
- Our class is planning a school disco.
- The disco starts at seven in the evening.
- We need music for the end-of-year disco.
- Many students came to the charity disco.
- I danced with my friends at the school disco.
to dance disco-style
To dance to disco music, often with big, showy dance moves.
to disco [all night]
- We discoed all night at the reunion party.
- In the 1970s, everyone wanted to disco like the stars in the movies.
- They used to disco together every weekend when they were teenagers.
- They discoed for hours at the party.
- She loves to disco when her favorite song plays.
- We discoed on the dance floor until midnight.
- He learned how to disco from old videos.
- My parents discoed when they were young.
related to disco style
About disco music or the 1970s disco style, for example clothes, hair, or parties that look and feel like that time.
disco [noun]
- She wore a shiny disco outfit with platform shoes and big hair.
- The film has a strong disco vibe, from the music to the costumes.
- They threw a disco-themed party with mirrors and colored lights.
- The club played mainly disco classics in a very disco setting.
- His jacket looked very disco, with bright colors and sequins.
- She bought a disco dress for the party.
- The movie has a disco feel and loud music.
- They played disco songs at a disco party.
- He wore a disco shirt with bright colors.
- The bar has a disco style with many lights.
- Base: disco
- Plural: disco, discos
- Base: disco
- 3rd Person Singular: discos
- Present Participle: discoing
- Past: discoed
- Irregular 3rd person singular: discos Verb
disco ball
1mirrored ball for dance floors
A round object covered with small mirrors that turns and reflects light all around a room, often used when people are dancing.
- A huge disco ball hung over the dance floor.
- When the lights hit the disco ball, the whole room sparkled.
- They rented a disco ball for the wedding reception.
disco classic
1well-known disco song
A famous disco song that many people know and still like.
- The DJ played a few disco classics to get everyone dancing.
- That track is a disco classic that never gets old.
- They released a remix of a disco classic from 1978.
disco club
1club where people dance to disco
A club where the main activity is dancing, often to disco or similar music.
- We met at a small disco club near the beach.
- The city is famous for its late-night disco clubs.
- He used to DJ at a popular disco club downtown.
disco diva
1female star of disco music
A famous female singer or performer who is strongly linked with disco music.
- She became a disco diva in the late seventies.
- The show celebrates the greatest disco divas of all time.
- Her powerful voice made her a true disco diva.
disco era
1time when disco was popular
The time, especially in the 1970s, when disco music and style were very popular.
- The film is set in the disco era of the late seventies.
- She loves the fashion from the disco era.
- Many artists from the disco era are still touring today.
disco fever
1strong enthusiasm for disco
A feeling when many people are very excited about disco music and love to dance to it.
- In the 1970s, disco fever spread through clubs all over the world.
- The movie brought back disco fever for a new generation.
- The bar is trying to create a bit of disco fever with its retro nights.
disco floor
1dance area in a disco
The part of a disco or club where people dance, sometimes with lights in or under the floor.
- The disco floor was full of people.
- They installed a light-up disco floor for the club opening.
- Couples filled the disco floor as the music started.
disco groove
1rhythmic feel of disco
The special rhythm in disco music that makes you want to move and dance.
- This song has a really strong disco groove.
- The band locked into a funky disco groove.
- He loves the disco groove on this track.
disco hit
1popular disco song
A disco song that many people liked and that became very successful.
- The band had several disco hits in the late seventies.
- This song was a huge disco hit when it first came out.
- They performed all their old disco hits at the festival.
disco lights
1colorful moving club lights
Bright, colorful lights that move or flash in a club or party when people are dancing.
- The disco lights flashed in time with the music.
- They installed new disco lights to make the dance floor more exciting.
- Under the disco lights, everyone's clothes looked brighter.
disco music
1music in the disco style
Music in the disco style, usually fast, strong, and good for dancing.
- They played classic disco music at the themed party.
- I like listening to disco music when I need energy.
- Disco music was especially popular in the late 1970s.
disco night
1evening for disco music and dancing
An evening when a bar, club, or place has special disco music and dancing.
- The bar runs a disco night every Friday.
- We're planning a disco night for our reunion.
- The club's disco night attracts a big crowd of older fans.
disco outfit
1clothes in disco style
Clothes that look like the fashion from the disco time, often shiny and colorful.
- She bought a disco outfit for the 70s-themed party.
- His disco outfit included flared trousers and a glittery shirt.
- They encouraged guests to come in full disco outfits.
disco party
1party with disco theme
A party where people play disco music and often wear clothes in the disco style.
- They threw a disco party for her 40th birthday.
- Guests were asked to wear 70s clothes to the disco party.
- The disco party went on until three in the morning.
disco remix
1song remixed into disco style
A version of a song that has been changed so it sounds like disco music.
- The DJ played a disco remix of a recent pop hit.
- They released a disco remix of their latest single.
- I prefer the disco remix because it's easier to dance to.
disco revival
1renewed popularity of disco
A new time when many people start to like disco again after it was not popular for a while.
- There has been a disco revival in pop music recently.
- Fashion brands are taking advantage of the disco revival.
- The film helped start a small disco revival in the 1990s.
disco sound
1typical musical style of disco
The special style of music that makes a song feel like disco, such as the beat and the instruments.
- The track has a strong disco sound with strings and a steady beat.
- They mixed modern pop with a classic disco sound.
- I'm trying to give this song more of a disco sound.
disco throwback
1modern thing that feels like disco era
Something new, like a song or outfit, that makes people think of the old disco time.
- The track is a fun disco throwback with a modern twist.
- Her new single is a real disco throwback.
- The video is a total disco throwback, full of 70s style.
go to a disco
1visit a disco to dance
To go out to a disco club or party to dance.
- We usually go to a disco on Saturday nights.
- They decided to go to a disco after the movie.
- When I was a student, I often went to a disco with friends.
school disco
1dance party at a school
A party at a school where students come to dance to music.
- The school disco starts at seven o'clock in the gym.
- She bought a new dress for the school disco.
- Teachers stayed late to help supervise the school disco.