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bars

UK
/bɑːz/
US
/bɑrz/

Translations

barnoun

bars

pl

bars
pl
UK
/bɑː/
US
/bɑr/
We went to the bar for a drink.
Мы пошли в бар выпить.
The athlete set a new record by clearing the bar.
Спортсмен установил новый рекорд, преодолев планку.
стойкав заведении
She ordered a coffee at the bar while waiting for her friend.
Она заказала кофе у стойки, пока ждала подругу.
тактв музыке
The song has a catchy rhythm with four beats in each bar.
В песне запоминающийся ритм: в каждом такте по четыре доли.
Lack of funding is a major bar to the project's completion.
Нехватка финансирования — серьёзное препятствие для завершения проекта.
барединица давления
The tire pressure is measured in bars to ensure safety.
Давление в шинах измеряется в барах, чтобы обеспечить безопасность.
She bought a bar of chocolate as a treat for herself.
Она купила плитку шоколада в качестве угощения для себя.
She was called to the bar after passing her law exams.
После сдачи экзаменов её приняли в адвокатуру.
Additional translations
прут
решётка
поперечина
брус
преградаобразно
брусокчаще о мыле
отмельгеогр.; в значении песчаной отмели
Synonyms
pub
tavern
saloon
establishment
lounge
club
canteen
watering hole
barverb

bars

barred
Past Simple
barred
Past Participle
barring
Gerund
UK
/bɑː/
US
/bɑr/
They decided to bar him from entering the club.
Они решили запретить ему вход в клуб.
They used a large piece of wood to bar the door.
Они использовали большой кусок дерева, чтобы заградить дверь.
Additional translations
полосоватьо нанесении полос
Synonyms
prohibit
forbid
prevent
exclude
interdict
disallow

Definitions

barnoun
A long rod or rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material, typically used as an obstruction, fastening, or weapon.
The window was secured with an iron bar to prevent break-ins.
An establishment where alcoholic beverages are sold and consumed.
We decided to meet at the bar for a few drinks after work.
A counter in a pub, restaurant, or cafe where drinks or refreshments are served.
She ordered a coffee at the bar while waiting for her friend.
A measure in music, consisting of a set number of beats, typically marked by vertical lines on the staff.
The song has a catchy rhythm with four beats in each bar.
A barrier or restriction to progress or action.
Lack of funding is a major bar to the project's completion.
A unit of pressure, equal to 100,000 pascals.
The tire pressure is measured in bars to ensure safety.
A rectangular block of a substance, typically soap or chocolate.
She bought a bar of chocolate as a treat for herself.
The body of qualified lawyers; the legal profession.
She was called to the bar after passing her law exams.
barverb
To prevent or prohibit someone from doing something or going somewhere.
The manager barred him from entering the premises after the incident.
To fasten something with a bar or bars.
They barred the door to keep the intruders out.
To mark with bars or stripes.
The artist barred the canvas with bold, colorful lines.
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