Bars Meaning in English
word · lemma: bar
/ˈbɑɹz/
barz
/bˈɑːz/
bahz
释义
Plural of 'bar'. It can mean places where people drink, long narrow pieces of something, or metal rods that block or protect an opening.
用法与细微差别
The meaning depends strongly on context: 'go to bars' usually means drinking places, 'chocolate bars' means food, and 'behind bars' means in prison. For metal rods, 'bars' and 'bars/grilles' can overlap, but 'bars' is the most common everyday word.
Spanish: bares - barras - rejasPortuguese (BR): bares - barras - gradesPortuguese (PT): bares - barras - gradesChinese (Simplified): 酒吧 - 条 - 栏杆Chinese (Traditional): 酒吧 - 條 - 欄杆Hindi: बार - सलाखें - डंडियाँArabic: حانات - قضبان - أشرطةBengali: বার - দোকান (পানশালা) - চকোলেট বার - লোহার রডRussian: бар - плитка (шоколада) - решётка - такт (в музыке)Japanese: バー - 棒 - チョコレートバー - 格子 - 小節（音楽）Vietnamese: quán bar - thanh (sô cô la) - thanh kim loại - ô nhịp (nhạc)Korean: 바 - 막대 - 초콜릿바 - 창살 - 마디(음악)Turkish: bar - çubuk - çikolata barı - parmaklık - ölçü (müzik)Urdu: بار - چاکلیٹ بار - سلاخ - جالی (قید خانہ) - موسیقی کا مصرعIndonesian: bar - batang (batang cokelat/metal) - jeruji - birama (musik)
例句
There are three bars on this street.
basic
She bought two chocolate bars.
basic
The window has metal bars.
basic
We checked out a few bars after dinner.
natural
The song opens with a few piano bars.
natural
He spent ten years behind bars.
natural