cabaret

UK:  ['kæbəreɪ]

US:  [.kæbə'reɪ]

复数：cabarets  

n.

1.餐馆里的歌舞表演

2.卡巴莱

3.(有舞蹈、音乐等表演的)餐馆

1 . Hard work was his cardinal virtue; in 50 years of cabaret, theatre and music hall he never missed a show.
他最大的美德是工作勤奋，在夜总会、戏院、音乐厅之间共跑了五十年的秀场，却不曾漏跑过任何一场。

2 . Cabaret is a place to have fun and drink with your friends whilst listening to the best of Latin music.
玫瑰人生是一个最佳的环境，和您的朋友听拉丁音乐和品尝饮品。

3 . Victor Gruen was a Jewish bohemian who began to design shops for fellow immigrants in New York after failing in cabaret theatre.
维克托•格伦是奥地利犹太人，在酒店剧院失败之后，他开始为纽约的同伴移民设计商店。

4 . Midnight - No trip to Beirut is complete without partying in Music Hall, an old cinema converted into a cabaret-style venue.
午夜--如果不去音乐厅，贝鲁特之行就不算完整。

5 . She intended to be a hostess at one of the capital's cabaret clubs , where women engage in conversation with men for a fee .
她想在首都的一个俱乐部里当服务员，这样的俱乐部做陪聊业务，女性陪男性聊天可以得到一定的收入。