cabaret in Japanese
cabaret in Japanese is キャバレー — cabaret means live entertainment performed in a restaurant or club, typically featuring music, song, and dance.
cabaret in Japanese
キャバレー
Pronounced: kyabarē
Live entertainment held in a restaurant or nightclub; the genre of music associated with this form of entertainment, especially in early 20th century Europe.
What does "cabaret" mean?
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noun Live entertainment performed in a restaurant or club, typically featuring music, song, and dance.
"They watched a cabaret show over dinner in Paris."
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noun The venue where such entertainment takes place.
"The cabaret was packed for the midnight performance."
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cabaret in a sentence
- They watched a cabaret show over dinner in Paris.
- The cabaret was packed for the midnight performance.
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What is "cabaret" in Japanese?
"cabaret" in Japanese is キャバレー. cabaret means: Live entertainment performed in a restaurant or club, typically featuring music, song, and dance.
How do you pronounce キャバレー?
"cabaret" in Japanese is キャバレー, pronounced "kyabarē".
How do you use "cabaret" in a sentence?
Example: "They watched a cabaret show over dinner in Paris." In Japanese, "cabaret" is キャバレー.
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