bar
word
/ˈbɑɹ/
bar
/bˈɑː/
bah
Definition
A "bar" is a place where people buy and drink alcoholic drinks, a long piece of metal or wood, or a counter where drinks or food are served.
Usage & Nuances
"Bar" is informal for a drinking establishment. Also means a physical barrier ("prison bars"), a unit in music ("musical bar"), or law ("the bar" as the legal profession). Common phrases: "behind the bar" (working), "bar of chocolate" (a solid block).
Spanish: bar - barra - mostrador (de bar)Portuguese (BR): bar - barra - balcão (de bar)Portuguese (PT): bar - barra - balcão (de bar)Chinese (Simplified): 酒吧 - 棒状物 - 条Chinese (Traditional): 酒吧 - 棒狀物 - 條Hindi: बार - सलाख़ (लोहे की)Arabic: حانة - قضيب - شريطBengali: বার - বাক্স (ধাতু/কাঠের) - মদের দোকান - চকলেট বারRussian: бар - перекладина - плитка (шоколада) - барьер (решетка)Japanese: バー - 棒 - バー(法律/音楽) - 板チョコVietnamese: quán bar - thanh (kim loại/gỗ) - thanh sô cô la - nghề luậtKorean: 바 - 막대 - 바(초콜릿) - 변호사협회(법조계)Turkish: bar - parmaklık - çikolata barı - baro (hukuk)Urdu: بار - سلاخ (دھات/لکڑی) - چاکلیٹ بار - بار (قانونی پیشہ)Indonesian: bar - batang (besi/kayu) - batang cokelat - bar (hukum)
Example Sentences
We went to the bar last night with friends.
basic
He put a chocolate bar in his bag.
basic
The windows had iron bars for security.
basic
Let's grab a drink at the new bar on Main Street.
natural
She passed the law bar exam last month.
natural
He ordered a drink at the bar, not at the table.
natural