bar

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baar

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“bar”的英语定义和含义

Bar

名词

酒吧, 酒馆

a place where alcoholic and other drinks and light snacks are sold and served

例子

The bartender prepared a cocktail at the crowded bar.

调酒师在拥挤的酒吧里准备了一杯鸡尾酒。

小节, 小节线

any of the short sections of equal length consisting of musical beats located between two consecutive lines

Dialect

British

measure

American

例子

The singer counted the beats carefully to ensure she entered at the right bar of the song.

歌手仔细数了拍子，以确保她在歌曲的正确小节进入。

a block of solid material such as chocolate or soap

例子

A bar of chocolate was left on the counter.

棒, 栏杆

a solid, rigid piece of metal or wood, typically used for support, obstruction, fastening, or as a tool

例子

He used a metal bar to reinforce the door.

他用一根金属棒来加固门。

a counter or service area where food or drinks are provided

例子

He ordered a sandwich at the bar instead of taking a table.

the action of forbidding or preventing something

例子

The new law removes the bar on public protests.

a horizontal obstruction, typically of metal, positioned at the top of a goal structure

例子

He aimed too high, and the ball hit the bar.

the collective body of lawyers authorized to practice in a specific jurisdiction

例子

The bar sets ethical standards for legal practice.

a ridge of sand, gravel, or sediment, often submerged, forming along a shore or in a river channel

例子

A narrow bar separated the lagoon from the open sea.

a metric unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals or one million dynes per square centimeter

例子

Weather reports express atmospheric pressure in bars or millibars.

栏杆, 屏障

the physical railing or barrier in a courtroom that separates participants from the judge

例子

Attorneys and litigants were required to approach the bar when filing motions or presenting legal arguments.

律师和诉讼当事人在提交动议或提出法律论据时必须接近栏杆。

one of the glowing metal strips that produce heat in an electric fire

例子

She switched on two bars to warm the room quickly.

a horizontal rod used as a support for gymnastic exercises

例子

He practiced pull-ups on the high bar.

a narrow band or marking differing in color or texture from the surrounding area

例子

The flag displayed three horizontal bars of color.

一片矩形的赞安诺药片, 一片矩形的赞安诺片剂

a rectangular Xanax tablet, sometimes misused recreationally

Slang

例子

Some people abuse bars to relax or get high.

有些人滥用条来放松或获得快感。

歌词行, 说唱段落

a line or short set of lyrics in rap, often praised for skill, wit, or impact

Slang

例子

She dropped bars that shut everyone up.

她丢出了让所有人都闭嘴的bars。

to bar

动词

阻挡, 封锁

to hinder or block movement or access through a passage

Transitive: to bar a passage

例子

The locked gate barred the entrance to the construction site, prohibiting unauthorized personnel from entering.

上锁的大门阻挡了进入建筑工地的入口，禁止未经授权的人员进入。

闩上, 封锁

to secure or block entry by using a barrier, often made of solid material like metal or wood

Transitive: to bar an entry point

例子

The prison warden will bar the cell doors during lockdown.

监狱长将在封锁期间封锁牢房的门。

阻止, 禁止

to not allow someone to do something or go somewhere

Transitive: to bar sb from an action

例子

The company had a policy to bar employees from using personal devices during working hours.

该公司有一项政策，禁止员工在工作时间使用个人设备。

bar

介词

除...之外, 除了

with the exception of certain things or people

例子

He knew everyone at the party, bar a few unfamiliar faces.

他认识派对上的所有人，除了几张陌生的面孔。

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“bar”的英语定义和含义

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