bar

US /bɑːr/
UK /bɑːr/
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1.

棒, 杆, 条

a long, rigid piece of wood, metal, or other material, typically used as a barrier, support, or fastener

:
He lifted the heavy iron bar.
他举起了沉重的铁
The window had security bars.
窗户有安全栏杆
2.

酒吧, 吧台

a counter or stand where alcoholic drinks are served

:
Let's meet at the bar for a drink.
我们去酒吧喝一杯吧。
The hotel has a cozy lounge bar.
酒店有一个舒适的休息室酒吧
3.

块, 条

a small block of a solid substance

:
She bought a bar of chocolate.
她买了一巧克力。
He used a bar of soap to wash his hands.
他用一肥皂洗手。
4.

条纹, 带

a band or stripe

:
The flag has three horizontal bars.
旗帜有三条水平条纹
He wore a uniform with a red bar on the sleeve.
他穿着一件袖子上有一道红条纹的制服。
5.

吧, 台

a counter or area where food is served, often self-service

:
The hotel offers a breakfast bar.
酒店提供早餐
They have a great salad bar with fresh ingredients.
他们有一个很棒的沙拉,食材新鲜。
6.

a unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals or approximately one atmosphere

:
The diving equipment can withstand pressures up to 200 bar.
潜水设备可承受高达200的压力。
The tire pressure should be around 2.5 bar.
轮胎压力应在2.5左右。
1.

禁止, 阻碍, 封锁

to prevent or forbid the entry or movement of someone or something

:
The police barred the road.
警察封锁了道路。
He was barred from entering the building.
他被禁止进入大楼。