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How to describe the club in English?
club

d . j .【KL? b]

k . k .【KL? b]

Noun (short for noun)

A club

A big stick used as a weapon, a club

A bat, a stick

Modern English-Chinese comprehensive dictionary

club

【kl? b]

Noun (short for noun)

Clubs; Nightclubs, clubs, clubs

Sticks; paste

Clubs used in golf or polo, etc.

Clubs (in cards); 【pl。 A set of bats

Hammer joint, stick (insect antenna)

Campaign club

Campaign club

Country Club

Wild club

Part of speech change

club

【kl? b]

transitive verb

(sticks; Bar)

Beat with a stick, treat ... as a stick; Keep ... like a stick

Gather together, * * * with money.

Share (expenses, etc). )

ruin

Raise a rifle

Turn the gun upside down and use it as a stick

The newspaper of the club

Roll the newspaper into a stick and take it.

The club's ideas and efforts

pool the wisdom of the masses and absorb all useful ideas

club

【kl? b]

intransitive verb

Form a club; Together, with)

went dutch

In order to raise money for the front, we joined forces.

We joined forces to donate money to support the front line.

The children clubbed together to buy a football.

The children clubbed together to buy a football.

club

【kl? b]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

clubby

(not ordering by yourself) follow the prescribed menu

They are not allowed to change people at the club luncheon.

It is stipulated that the lunch package cannot be changed.

Inheritance usage

clubfoot

Noun (short for noun)

clubfoot

Bent-legged

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Deformed-footed

Club members.

clubhand

Club transportation

[? kl? bh? :l]

transitive verb

Abandon anchor at sea to make (a ship) turn around.

Sports clubs; Audio social software (nicknamed "Liaozhai" by netizens)

[? kl? bha? s]

Noun (short for noun)

Sports clubs; Audio social software (nicknamed "Liaozhai" by netizens)

Athletes' locker room

Club-land

Noun (short for noun)

Club area (the club is concentrated near St. James's Palace in London)

playboy

[? kl? bm? n]

Noun (short for noun)

Club members; Communicator; A man with a stick

Club meeting room

[? kl? br? m]

Noun (short for noun)

Club hall [party hall]

Rod-shaped hardened root

Noun (short for noun)

Plant protoplasmosis

Chicken claw grass

Noun (short for noun)

Black cornflower

Female club member

[? kl? b? W? m? n]

Noun (short for noun)

Female members of the club; A woman who likes to socialize in clubs

Part of speech change

club

【kl? b]

Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)

Enough to become a club member; Sociable

clubbing

Noun (short for noun)

clubbing

idiom

Block club

Street residents' organizations (to protect the interests and safety of white residents)

Book club

Book club (members can enjoy discounts when buying books)

Pingzi club

Drinking club (privately-run, which can supply reserved wine to its members after closing hours, regardless of the government's ban)

An interest-free deposit

Christmas savings club (Christmas shopping)

Classified club

Sub-industry club

Cock and hen club

A club accepted by both men and women.

Farm club

Baseball branch; Division baseball team

Golden age club

Elderly club

Hell Fire Club

Youth clubs for dissolute atheists (especially popular in18th century)

Horse racing club

Horse racing club

Join the club

! Not only you, but also others! (of an unpleasant situation)

Key club

A private club (or nightclub) where each member has a key.

Rotary International Branch

Rotary clubs (local chapters of Rotary International)

Soldier club

Trade welfare club; Soldier club

Special usage

Advertising agency

Advertising agency

Amateur art club

After-school performance group

Antenna club

antenna mast

End-sensing rod

End sensing rod

Bankers' club

Aliases of the Group of Ten and the Bank for International Settlements

Book club

Book club

Brake club

Brake roller

Breast club

A wooden hammer used to break the sternum of (sheep)

Children's club

Children's club

Home economics science club

Family group

Drama club

Drama group

Virtual club

Boss, idiot

Express reading club

Expression reading group

Teachers' club

Professor club

Film Association

Photography club

Four hours club

Four H clubs (four H stands for "head, heart, hands and health")

chorus

chorus

Bottle gymnastics stick

Fire stick; Club (sports)

Language club

Language group

Huzhu club

Mutual insurance association

Needlework club

Handicraft group

New British art C-

New British art club

Painting club

Sketch team

Paris C-

(

group of ten

) Paris Club (Group of Ten)

Photography club

Photography team

Sports culture and sports club

Sports small group

Physics technology club

Science and engineering team

Science & engineering club

Comprehensive technical group protection and

Compensation C-

P&I Association

Radio enthusiasts club

Radio enthusiast group

Reading club

Reading club

School club

School club

Feel great

Feel great

Soldier club

Tongxing welfare club

Solder club

welding rod

Teachers' club

Teachers' club

Technology club

Technical team

Test club

Experimental lever (air brake lever)

Transit C-

Tt club

Young biologists club

A group of young biologists

Young mathematicians club

A group of young mathematicians

Youth naturalist club

Young natural scientists' group