英语词汇“bar”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

barnoun [ C ]

uk/bɑːr/us/bɑːr/

bar noun [ C ] (DRINKING PLACE)

A1 a place where drinks, especially alcoholic drinks, are sold and drunk, or the area in such a place where the person serving the drinks stands:

They noticed him going into the hotel bar.

There weren't any free tables, so I sat at the bar.

Why don't you ask the guy behind the bar (= serving drinks there)?

More examples

As a general rule, we don't allow children in the bar.
You'll find her in the bar almost every evening about six o'clock.
The hotel bar is open to non-residents.
She roamed around America for a year, working in bars and restaurants.
She fell into a conversation with a man at the bar.

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Selling & serving alcoholic drinks

barkeeper
barmaid
barman
bartender
beer garden
cut sb off
gastropub
hostelry
innkeeper
landlady
licensee
liquor store
lock-in
nineteenth
public house
publican
roadhouse
saloon
saloon bar
say when idiom

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Public entertainment venues

bar noun [ C ] (LONG PIECE)

B2 a long, thin, straight piece of metal or wood:

The gorilla rattled the bars of its cage.

B1 a substance that has been made into a solid rectangular shape:

a bar of soap

a chocolate bar

UK The bar of an electric heater is a long, thin wire in the shape of a spring that is wrapped tightly around a tube. When electricity passes through it, it produces heat and red light.

More examples

He was chomping away on a bar of chocolate.
Some maniac was running down the street waving a massive metal bar.
a candy bar
"Would you get me a bar of chocolate from the kitchen?" "Another one?!"
Loop the rope over the bar.

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Poles, rods, shafts and sticks

billy club
boathook
bollard
broomstick
cane
curtain rail
maypole
pointer
rod
rung
shaft
shooting stick
ski pole
spoke
stake
totem pole
truncheon
utility pole
waddy
wand

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Patterns and shapes

Heaters & burners

bar noun [ C ] (MUSIC)

US also measure one of the small equal parts into which a piece of music is divided, containing a fixed number of beats:

Waltzes have three beats in/to the bar (= in each bar).

US UK bar line a vertical line that divides one bar from another in a written piece of music

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Beats or lengths of musical notes

bar line
beat
crotchet
eighth note
half note
measure
minim
octave
pause
phrase
quarter note
quaver
rest
semibreve
semiquaver
sixteenth note
time
time signature
timing
whole note

bar noun [ C ] (ON UNIFORM)

US a stripe

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Bands, straps and strips

band
belt
binding
blindfold
collar
dog collar
duct tape
elastic band
raffia
ribbon
rubber band
Scotch tape
Sellotape
strip
swathe
sweatband
tape
thong
webbing
wristband

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bar noun [ C ] (PREVENTING)

C2 [ C usually singular ] something that prevents a particular event or development from happening:

A lack of formal education is no bar to becoming rich.

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Preventing and impeding

avert
avoid
avoidable
be a drag on sb/sth idiom
block sth out
blot
blot sth out
bottleneck
derail
fireproof
hold out on sb
hold sb/sth back
holding pattern
impede
impedimenta
prevention is better than cure idiom
preventive
prohibit
pull
pull the rug from under sb's feet idiom

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Idiom(s)

behind bars

barverb [ T ]

uk/bɑːr/us/bɑːr/-rr-

bar verb [ T ] (PREVENT)

to prevent something or someone from doing something or going somewhere, or to not allow something:

The centre of the town was barred to football supporters.

The incident led to him being barred from the country/barred from entering the country.

I tried to push past her but she barred my way/path (= stood in front of me and prevented me from getting past).

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Forbidding and banning things

abolish
abolitionist
ban
blacklist
bound
clean
curfew
debar
deny
disallow
disqualify
forbid
nix
out of bounds idiom
outlaw
prohibit
prohibition
proscribe
unauthorized
veto

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Punishing & punishments

bar verb [ T ] (CLOSE)

to put bars across something, especially to keep it closed:

We barred the door to stop anyone getting into the room.

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Locking and bolting

batten
bolt
handcuff
latch
lock
lock (sth) up
lock sb in
lock sb out
lock sth away
lockable
love lock
manacle
padlock
shut
shut sth away
under lock and key idiom

单词	bar
释义	Contents noun (5) bar (DRINKING PLACE) bar (LONG PIECE) bar (MUSIC) bar (ON UNIFORM) bar (PREVENTING) verb (2) bar (PREVENT) bar (CLOSE) preposition (1) bar (1) noun (1) the Bar (1) Contents noun (4) bar (POLE) bar (DRINKING PLACE) bar (MUSIC) bar (LAWYERS) verb (2) bar (PREVENT) bar (POLE) preposition (1) bar (EXCEPT) Contents noun (1) bar (1) verb (1) bar (1) noun (2) the bar (1) the bar (2) English American Business barnoun [ C ] uk/bɑːr/us/bɑːr/ bar noun [ C ] (DRINKING PLACE) A1 a place where drinks, especially alcoholic drinks, are sold and drunk, or the area in such a place where the person serving the drinks stands: They noticed him going into the hotel bar. There weren't any free tables, so I sat at the bar. Why don't you ask the guy behind the bar (= serving drinks there)? More examples As a general rule, we don't allow children in the bar. You'll find her in the bar almost every evening about six o'clock. The hotel bar is open to non-residents. She roamed around America for a year, working in bars and restaurants. She fell into a conversation with a man at the bar. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Selling & serving alcoholic drinks barkeeper barmaid barman bartender beer garden cut sb off gastropub hostelry innkeeper landlady licensee liquor store lock-in nineteenth public house publican roadhouse saloon saloon bar say when idiom See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Public entertainment venues bar noun [ C ] (LONG PIECE) B2 a long, thin, straight piece of metal or wood: The gorilla rattled the bars of its cage. B1 a substance that has been made into a solid rectangular shape: a bar of soap a chocolate bar UK The bar of an electric heater is a long, thin wire in the shape of a spring that is wrapped tightly around a tube. When electricity passes through it, it produces heat and red light. More examples He was chomping away on a bar of chocolate. Some maniac was running down the street waving a massive metal bar. a candy bar "Would you get me a bar of chocolate from the kitchen?" "Another one?!" Loop the rope over the bar. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Poles, rods, shafts and sticks billy club boathook bollard broomstick cane curtain rail maypole pointer rod rung shaft shooting stick ski pole spoke stake totem pole truncheon utility pole waddy wand See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Patterns and shapes Heaters & burners bar noun [ C ] (MUSIC) US also measure one of the small equal parts into which a piece of music is divided, containing a fixed number of beats: Waltzes have three beats in/to the bar (= in each bar). US UK bar line a vertical line that divides one bar from another in a written piece of music Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Beats or lengths of musical notes bar line beat crotchet eighth note half note measure minim octave pause phrase quarter note quaver rest semibreve semiquaver sixteenth note time time signature timing whole note bar noun [ C ] (ON UNIFORM) US a stripe Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Bands, straps and strips band belt binding blindfold collar dog collar duct tape elastic band raffia ribbon rubber band Scotch tape Sellotape strip swathe sweatband tape thong webbing wristband See more results » bar noun [ C ] (PREVENTING) C2 [ C usually singular ] something that prevents a particular event or development from happening: A lack of formal education is no bar to becoming rich. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Preventing and impeding avert avoid avoidable be a drag on sb/sth idiom *block sth* out blot blot sth out bottleneck derail fireproof hold out on sb hold sb/sth back holding pattern impede impedimenta prevention is better than cure idiom preventive prohibit pull pull the rug from under sb's feet idiom See more results » Idiom(s) behind bars barverb [ T ] uk/bɑːr/us/bɑːr/-rr- bar verb [ T ] (PREVENT) to prevent something or someone from doing something or going somewhere, or to not allow something: The centre of the town was barred to football supporters. The incident led to him being barred from the country/barred from entering the country. I tried to push past her but she barred my way/path (= stood in front of me and prevented me from getting past). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Forbidding and banning things abolish abolitionist ban blacklist bound clean curfew debar deny disallow disqualify forbid nix out of bounds idiom outlaw prohibit prohibition proscribe unauthorized veto See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Punishing & punishments bar verb [ T ] (CLOSE) to put bars across something, especially to keep it closed: We barred the door to stop anyone getting into the room. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Locking and bolting batten bolt handcuff latch lock lock (sth) up lock sb in lock sb out lock sth away lockable love lock manacle padlock shut shut sth away under lock and key idiom barpreposition uk/bɑːr/us/bɑːr/formal except: Everyone is leaving the village, bar the very old and ill. They're the best songwriters of this century, bar none (= no one else is better). Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Excluding acid-free alienate apart barring clannish cut discount excluding exclusion exclusive exclusively freeze sb out hold leave sb out in the cold idiom out of it idiom outside present present company excepted idiom send send sb to Coventry idiom See more results » Idiom(s) be (all) over bar the shouting the Barnoun [ S, + sing/pl verb ] uk/bɑːr/us/bɑːr/ UK lawyers who are allowed to argue a case in a higher court US all lawyers thought of as a group be called to the Bar UK to gain a qualification as a lawyer who can argue a case in a higher court be admitted to the Bar US to gain a qualification as a lawyer Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Lawyers & legal officials advocate articled attorney attorney general bailiff barrister coroner counsel counsellor district attorney draftswoman I rest my case idiom KC law clerk marshal probation officer prosecution prosecutor public defender public prosecutor See more results » barnoun us/bɑr/ bar noun (POLE) [ C ] a strong pole, esp. one made of metal, used as a support, to force something to move, or to block an opening: He stuck his hand through the bars of the cage [ C ] A bar is also any of various small objects having a rectangular shape: a granola bar bar noun (DRINKING PLACE) [ C ] a place, sometimes within a restaurant, where alcoholic drinks are served, or a long, high table in such a place along which people stand or sit while drinking: He used to just sit in a bar and listen to jazz. They sat at the bar and chatted with the bartender. bar noun (MUSIC) [ C ] also measure one of the small equal parts into which a piece of music is divided, containing a fixed number of beats: He played four bars of music. [ C ] also measure A bar is also one of the vertical lines that divide a piece of music into equal parts. bar noun (LAWYERS) [ U ] all lawyers considered as a group: She passed the Massachusetts bar exam on her first try. barverb [ T ] us/bɑr/-rr- bar verb [ T ] (PREVENT) to prevent someone from doing something or going somewhere: Protesters tried to break into the building, but the police barred their way. bar verb [ T ] (POLE) to put a strong pole or poles across an opening: We barred the windows as protection against burglars. barpreposition us/bɑr/ bar preposition (EXCEPT) except for: He’s the greatest pitcher of all time, bar none (= no one else is better). barnoun [ C ] uk/bɑːr/us something that prevents a particular event or development from happening: a bar (to sth) A lack of formal education does not have to be a bar to success in business and politics. barverb [ T ] uk/bɑːr/us-rr- LAW to prevent something or someone from doing something or going somewhere, or to refuse to allow something: bar sb/sth from (doing) sth Lawyers on both sides have been barred from discussing the case in the press. The government voted to bar the import of exotic birds. the barnoun [ S ] also the Bar uk/bɑːr/usLAW UK the group of barristers (= lawyers who are allowed to argue a case in a higher court), or the profession of such lawyers: a member of the bar He was called to the bar (= became a barrister) in 2006. It has been a privilege to have practised at the Bar for 47 years. US all lawyers considered as a group, or the profession of law: Effectiveness requires that other members of the bar trust your word and credibility. She was admitted to the bar** (= became a lawyer) in her early thirties.
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barnoun [ C ]

bar noun [ C ] (DRINKING PLACE)

bar noun [ C ] (LONG PIECE)

bar noun [ C ] (MUSIC)

bar noun [ C ] (ON UNIFORM)

bar noun [ C ] (PREVENTING)

Idiom(s)

barverb [ T ]

bar verb [ T ] (PREVENT)

bar verb [ T ] (CLOSE)

barpreposition

Idiom(s)

the Barnoun [ S, + sing/pl verb ]

barnoun

bar noun (POLE)

bar noun (DRINKING PLACE)

bar noun (MUSIC)

bar noun (LAWYERS)

barverb [ T ]

bar verb [ T ] (PREVENT)

bar verb [ T ] (POLE)

barpreposition

bar preposition (EXCEPT)

barnoun [ C ]

barverb [ T ]

the barnoun [ S ]