I. club [брит. klʌb, америк. kləb] Clubs СУЩ.
1. club (society):
2. club (nightclub):
II. club <Part prés clubbing; прош. вр., part passé clubbed> [брит. klʌb, америк. kləb] Clubs ГЛ. перех.
III. club [брит. klʌb, америк. kləb] Clubs
Clubs Info
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- Lieux de rencontre de l'élite intellectuelle et de l'Establishment, les Gentlemen's clubs londoniens connurent leur apogée au XIXe siècle. Aujourd'hui certains d'entre eux sont ouverts aux femmes et à un public plus large, mais la plupart ont conservé un règlement hérité du passé avec des procédures d'admission très sélectives et des cotisations élevées.
I. club [klʌb] СУЩ.
1. club (group):
I. club [klʌb] СУЩ.
1. club (group, team):
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| we | club |
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| they | club |
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| we | clubbed |
| you | clubbed |
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| I | have | clubbed |
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| we | have | clubbed |
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He was a man of many interests that ranged from books to collecting art to golf.
en.wikipedia.org The golf course and the floating green were developed, and the course opened for play in 1991.
en.wikipedia.org You need the maximum of 30 points to get into a golf course.
en.wikipedia.org He enjoys sports, particularly hockey, sky-diving, and golf.
en.wikipedia.org Although this line is active, and golfers pass through a tunnel (which was constructed well before the golf course) twice each round.
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