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nightlife

B1
noun

Pronunciation

UK

  • /nˈaɪtlaɪf/

US

  • /ˈnaɪtˌlaɪf/

Description

"Nightlife" isn't just about it getting dark - it's the world that comes alive after sunset. Think of a city glowing with lights, music coming from open doors, and people enjoying themselves as the day comes to an end. It includes everything from cozy pubs and live music spots to busy clubs and late-night restaurants.

The word often suggests a lively social scene, especially in cities. A tourist might ask, "What's the nightlife like in Paris?" meaning what kind of evening fun and entertainment the city offers. Some people love that energy, while others prefer a quiet evening at home. It can also mean the feeling and culture that grow around these night-time activities.

Examples

  1. 1

    Travel planning

    We chose a hotel downtown because the nightlife was better there.

  2. 2

    Small town

    There isn't much nightlife in this town after ten o'clock.

  3. 3

    City reputation

    Berlin is famous for its nightlife.

  4. 4

    Apartment location

    The apartment is close to restaurants and nightlife, so it can be noisy on weekends.

  5. 5

    Entertainment district

    The old warehouse district has become the city's main nightlife area.

  6. 6

    Personal preference

    She likes the live music part of the nightlife scene, but she avoids crowded clubs.

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Main spelling

  • nightlifenoun