jar

UK
/dʒɑː/
US
/dʒɑr/

Translations

jarnoun
jars
pl
UK
/dʒɑː/
US
/dʒɑr/
She stored the homemade jam in a jar.
Она хранила домашнее варенье в банке.
He poured water from the jar into the glass.
Он налил воду из кувшина в стакан.
Additional translations
jarverb
jarred
Past Simple
jarred
Past Participle
jarring
Gerund
UK
/dʒɑː/
US
/dʒɑr/
The bright colors of the painting seemed to jar with the rest of the room's decor.
Яркие цвета картины, казалось, дисгармонировали с остальным декором комнаты.
The loud noise from the construction site began to jar the windows.
Громкий шум со строительной площадки начал дребезжать окна.
His constant complaints started to jar everyone in the office.
Его постоянные жалобы начали раздражать всех в офисе.
Additional translations
jaradjective
UK
/dʒɑː/
US
/dʒɑr/
Attributive use: placed before another noun to denote something designed for or relating to jars (e.g., 'jar lid').

Definitions

jarnoun
A cylindrical container, usually made of glass or pottery, with a wide mouth and a lid, used for storing food, liquids, or other substances.
She filled the jar with homemade strawberry jam.
The amount that a jar can hold.
He drank a whole jar of lemonade in one sitting.
A jolt or shock, especially a physical one.
The sudden stop gave him a jar that nearly knocked him off his feet.
A harsh, grating, or discordant sound.
The jar of the screeching brakes made everyone cringe.
jarverb
To send a shock through something, causing it to shake or vibrate.
The sudden stop jarred the passengers in their seats.
To have a harshly unpleasant or perturbing effect on one's nerves, feelings, thoughts, etc.
The loud noise jarred his concentration.
To clash or conflict in a discordant way.
The bright colors of the painting jarred with the muted tones of the room.
jaradjective
Relating to or designed for jars; used attributively before another noun.
She bought a jar opener to help loosen stubborn lids.