club

1 عمومی:: خاج، گرز، باچماق زدن، (n&jda): چماق‌، کوپال، مجمع، کانون، خاج‌، باشگاه، (درورق‌) خال‌گشنیز، کلوپ، چماق، چماق زدن

شبکه مترجمین ایران

1 general:: club types of club a football/tennis/golf etc club • There’s a football club for the young people in the area. a sports club • Why don’t you join one of the school sports clubs? a youth club (= for young people ) • The youth club is on Thursday nights in the village hall. a social club (= where you meet people and talk ) • Older people may benefit from joining a social club. a health club (= where you go to do physical exercise ) • The hotel has its own health club with saunas, solarium and work-out equipment. a fan club (= for people who like a particular team, band, person etc ) • I used to be a member of the Take That fan club. a country club (= a sports and social club, usually in the countryside ) • Ted was a member of an exclusive country club. verbs join a club • I decided to join the computer club. belong to a club • Do you belong to any university clubs or societies? form a club (= start one ) • It’s always possible to form your own club. run a club (= organize one ) • My Dad helps to run the rowing club. a club welcomes somebody (= is happy to accept new members ) • The chess club welcomes both beginners and experienced players. club + NOUN a club member/member of a club • There’s a monthly magazine for club members. club membership • Club membership costs £300 per year. a club chairman/president • Reg took over as club chairman three years ago, a club secretary • For further information about membership, contact the club secretary. a club official (= someone with a position of authority in the club ) • At this meeting we will elect new club officials.

transnet.ir

2 general:: noun heavy stick: He held a club in his hand. noun association: The club was for members only.

Simple Definitions

3 general::   noun group of people who meet to share an interest ADJ. exclusive, private, top one of the top football clubs in the country | local | social | youth | fan, sports | football, golf, etc. She plays at the local tennis club. | book, record VERB + CLUB belong to She belongs to a book club. | become a member of, join | form, start | run Who runs the tennis club? CLUB + NOUN chairman, manager, member, official, player, secretary | cricket, football | bar PREP. in a/the ~ How many people are there in the club?ORGANIZATION where people go and listen to music, dance, etc. ADJ. jazz, night (also nightclub) CLUB + NOUN scene a new style of music on the London club scene playing cardCARD

Oxford Collocations Dictionary

4 general:: see JOIN THE CLUB.

American Heritage Idioms

5 general:: club together If a group of people club together, they share the cost of something between them • If we club together, we'll be able to get her the complete dinner set.

Cambridge-Phrasal Verbs