nightlife

English

Etymology

From night +‎ life.

Pronunciation

Audio (Southern England) (file)
IPA^(key): /ˈnaɪtˌlaɪf/

Noun

nightlife (countable and uncountable, plural nightlives or nightlifes)

Nocturnal activities, especially visiting nightclubs.
Rio de Janeiro boasts the best nightlife in South America.

Translations

Selection of nocturnal activities

Chinese:
Mandarin: 夜生活 (zh) (yèshēnghuó)
Dutch: nachtleven (nl) n, uitgaansleven (nl) n
Esperanto: nokta vivo
Finnish: yöelämä
French: vie nocturne f
Georgian: ღამის ცხოვრება (ɣamis cxovreba)
German: Nachtleben (de) n
Greek: νυχτερινή ζωή f (nychteriní zoḯ)
Italian: vita notturna f
Japanese: 夜遊び (よあそび, yoasobi), ナイトライフ (naitoraifu)
Macedonian: ноќен живот m (noḱen život)
Polish: nocne życie n
Portuguese: vida noturna f, noite (pt) f, night (pt) f
Russian: ночна́я жизнь f (nočnája žiznʹ)
Spanish: vida nocturna f
Swahili: maisha ya usiku
Swedish: nattliv (sv) n

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