noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
religious/football/disco etc mania
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Keep-fit mania has hit some of the girls in the office.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
music
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For me, personally, New Order make great disco music but there's no black people in that group.
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There is a video for guests and disco music for dancing.
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His Chanel show blasted the audience to the backs of their seats with 20,000-volt fashion and hyperactive disco music .
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Out on the dance floor, the evening ended with disco music and strobe lighting.
■ VERB
go
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It was because I went to a disco that he tried to commit suicide.
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Divorced women can date, they can go to bars and discos .
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The girls admitted they did not go to discos , but said they had friends.
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It was what happened when young people earned decent wages, and had the means to buy clothes and go to discos .
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The teenager left him alone to go to a disco but when she and a friend returned they found the child dead.
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They went to discos and nightclubs, out to dinner or to the theatre.
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She's going to the disco and she's going to mix with young people of her own age.
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You're not going to any disco .
hold
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Members from both sections have expressed a desire to hold a disco in the Village Hall.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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It was a small seaside town with a couple of bars and one shabby-looking disco .
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Nick met Rachel at a disco when she was 17 years old.
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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At the hotel there is a disco which is open from 10 July-20 Aug.
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Do you know of any discos or clubs in your area listing events under a cigarette brand name?
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If the children had been with us they'd have been in the disco , fortunately soundproofed, every night.
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There were presents for every child, disco dancing, party games, fizzy drinks and floating gas balloons.
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U2 have just released a disco remix.