Pronunciation: /ˈkæbəˌreɪ/
noun a type of entertainment featuring music, dance, comedy, and typically performed in a nightclub or restaurant
A1 I went to a cabaret show with my friends.
A2 The cabaret had a variety of performances, including singing and dancing.
B1 Attending a cabaret is a great way to experience live entertainment.
B2 The cabaret we visited last night had a retro theme and amazing costumes.
C1 The cabaret scene in Paris is known for its elegance and sophistication.
C2 The cabaret performance we saw in New York City was truly world-class.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a cabaret
A1 The cabaret show was lively and entertaining.
A2 The cabaret singer had a beautiful voice.
B1 We decided to go to a cabaret club for a fun night out.
B2 The cabaret performance was a mix of comedy and music.
C1 The cabaret scene in Paris is known for its high quality productions.
C2 She had a successful career as a cabaret artist before transitioning to Broadway.
formal The cabaret performance showcased a variety of talented singers and dancers.
informal Let's go check out that cabaret show downtown, it's supposed to be really fun!
slang I heard that new cabaret joint is lit, we should definitely hit it up.
figurative Her life felt like a chaotic cabaret, with different acts and dramas unfolding every day.
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