1.A well-mimed sporting injuring is always useful, and a good excuse for leaving the discotheque.

假装自己运动受了伤，招特好，你可个当借口脱身。

2.We called the library a discotheque, which was a joke of ours.

我们把图书馆称为迪斯科舞厅, 是我们开的一个玩笑。机翻

3.They'd flex them all night at the discotheque.

他们整晚在迪斯科舞厅里表演。机翻

4.No, because my future boyfriend won't be in a discotheque.

不 因为我未来的男友不能是夜店咖。

5.We're all going to the discotheque.

我们去了舞厅。

6.A " disco" was a discotheque – a place where they would play music that people would dance to.

“迪斯科” 是指迪斯科舞厅——他们会播放人们会跟着跳舞的音乐的地方。机翻

7.Although... right now, I'm having a rough time, because there's three people in my room, and it's starting to feel like a discotheque.

尽管...现在我就感到很不舒，因为有三个人在我的房间里，感觉像是在迪斯科舞厅一样。

8.If you want real evidence of out-of-body experiences, get yourself along to a residential conference of senior academics, and pop into the discotheque on the final night.

你想亲身体验灵魂出窍，你就去参加一次学术研讨会，然后在最后一天晚上去迪厅蹦迪。

9.The idea was that they would practice Spanish, but really what ended up happening is they drank a lot in the bars and the discotheques.

他们的想法是练习西班牙语，但最终发生的事情是他们在酒吧和迪斯科舞厅喝了很多酒。机翻

10.That case is at least as strong as the evidence of colonel Quddafi's involvement in the Berlin discotheque bombing last April, which led President Reagan to order a retaliatory bombing raid on Libya.

次轰炸案至少跟去年柏林迪斯科舞厅陆军上校卡扎菲参与的轰炸案一样人神共愤，也正是次案件让里根总统下令对利比亚实施报复性轰炸袭击。

11.A disc jockey can also be someone who works in a dance club – what we used to call " discotheques, " now more commonly known as " clubs." Most clubs will also have a disc jockey.

唱片骑师也可是在舞蹈俱乐部工作的人——我们过去称之为“迪斯科舞厅”，现在通常称为“俱乐部”。大多数俱乐部也会有唱片骑师。机翻