dance hall
noun
uk/ˈdɑːns ˌhɔːl/us/ˈdæns ˌhɑːl/dance hallnoun(PLACE)
[C]
especiallyin the past, aspecialbuildingorlargeroomfordancingin:
(尤指旧时的)舞厅,舞场Thebandplayedinbarsanddancehalls.
Shemetherhusbandat alocaldancehall.
Compare
ballroom
- Thecitycurrentlyrequiresdancehalls,restaurants, andprivateclubstoclosefrom 2 a. m. to 8 a. m.
- Karaoke is nowpopularinbars,nightclubs,cruiseshiploungesanddancehallsaround theworld.
- Thetownwasfullofsailorslookingfor a goodtimein thedancehallsandofficers'clubs.
Parts of buildings: rooms
- antechamber
- anteroom
- atelier
- attic
- ballroom
- en suite
- eyrie
- family room
- form room
- front room
- multi-chambered
- multi-room
- observation lounge
- panic room
- pantry
- playroom
- waiting room
- wet room
- workroom
- workshop
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Public entertainment venues
dance hallnoun(MUSIC)
[U](alsodancehall)
astyleof Jamaicanpopularmusicwith astrongrhythmand wordssungorspokenin Jamaicanpatois(= anon-standardformoflanguage):
Assoonas youheardancehall, youwantto get up andmove.
Shaggy's "It Wasn't Me" was a dancehallhitthatfoundcrossoversuccess.
- In the 1980s Jamaicanmusicunderwentarevolutionanddancehalltookhold.
- TheyplayaformofurbanLatinmusicwith somecharacteristicsof Jamaicandancehallandhip-hop.
- The DJplaysdancehall,dubstepandgrime.
Types of music
- ambient music
- anthemic
- atonal
- baroque
- beatbox
- EDM
- electro
- electronica
- electropop
- elegiac
- non-classical
- non-country
- non-tonal
- opera
- orchestral
- trip-hop
- twelve-bar blues
- unaccompanied
- upbeat
- Wagnerian