American English
/kʰləb̚/
One syllable.
An organization for people who share an interest or activity and meet or do things together.
Practice out loudAn organization for people who share an interest or activity and meet or do things together.
She joined a local running club.
Our book club meets every Thursday.
sports club · book club · club member · club meeting
join a club
a club for + noun
A place where people go to listen to music, dance, and sometimes drink, usually at night.
They went to a club after dinner.
That club has live music on Fridays.
dance club · nightclub · club music · club owner
go to a club
a club in + place
A specially shaped stick used to hit a ball in sports, especially golf.
He chose a different club for the next shot.
The golf club broke during the game.
golf club · club head · set of clubs
hit the ball with a club
use a club to + verb
A heavy stick used as a weapon.
The guard found a wooden club near the door.
The statue shows a warrior carrying a club.
wooden club · heavy club
hit someone with a club
use a club as a weapon
A sandwich made with three slices of bread and fillings such as chicken, bacon, lettuce, and tomato.
I ordered a club sandwich for lunch.
Carbonated water, often served alone or mixed with other drinks.
She asked for club soda with lime.
In clubbed and clubbing, double the final b.