The word "boliche" is a noun.
/boliˈtʃe/
In Spanish, "boliche" primarily refers to a nightclub or a dance hall, particularly in the context of Argentinian and Uruguayan culture. It can also denote a colloquial term for a small bar or shop. The term is frequently used in oral speech, especially among younger people discussing nightlife or leisure activities.
Let's go dance at the club tonight.
El boliche del barrio tiene las mejores cervezas artesanales.
The local bar has the best craft beers.
Mis amigos y yo encontramos un boliche nuevo que está muy de moda.
The word "boliche" is often used in idiomatic expressions, especially in Argentinian Spanish. Here are some examples:
Translation: We were all out at the club last weekend.
Pasar por el boliche.
Translation: I'm going to stop by the bar before heading home.
En el boliche, no te olvides de pedir lo que más te gusta.
Translation: At the club, don’t forget to order what you love the most.
Hacer boliche.
Translation: We're just going to hang out at the bar for a while.
Salir de boliche.
The term "boliche" has Spanish origins, and its use in the context of a dance club arises from the diminutive "bolla" (meaning a ball or dance). Its meaning has evolved regionally, particularly gaining prominence in Argentina and Uruguay in contexts related to nightlife and leisure venues.