Definition
A clubhouse is a building that serves as the meeting place or main center for members of a club, sports team, or similar organization. It often includes social and recreational facilities where members gather for activities, discussions, or relaxation.
Example Usage
- The golf club recently built a new clubhouse overlooking the course.
- After the match, players returned to the clubhouse to celebrate their victory.
Grammar and Notes
- Part of speech: Noun
- Plural: clubhouses
- Usage: Commonly used to describe central buildings in sports clubs, country clubs, yacht clubs, or other private organizations.
Synonyms
- meeting hall
- pavilion
- community center
“The clubhouse has always been the heart of the team’s activities.” — Oxford Learner’s Dictionary
Author’s summary: A clubhouse is a communal building serving as the central hub for members of a club, especially in sports or social organizations.
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