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bar
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- pronunciation:
- bar
- parts of speech:
- noun, verb
- phrases:
- behind bars
- features:
- Word Explorer
| part of speech: |
noun |
| definition 1: |
a length of metal or other strong, solid material often used to hold something back, support something, or hold things together.
条状物, 铁条
The prisoner looked through the bars of his cell.The play structure has bars to hold it together.囚犯透过牢房的铁条向外看。游乐设备由长条链接在一起。
- synonyms:
- rod, stick
- similar words:
- block, bolt, crowbar, ingot, lever, pole, rail, railing, shaft, stake
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| definition 2: |
a solid mass of a substance often in the shape of an oblong block.
块
There were two bars of soap in the bathtub.浴缸里有两块香皂。
- similar words:
- cake
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| definition 3: |
anything that acts as a block or barrier.
障碍
Rita's height was a bar to her becoming a ballerina.丽塔的身高是她成为一名芭蕾舞演员的障碍。- synonyms:
- barrier, block, hindrance, obstacle, obstruction
- antonyms:
- aid
- similar words:
- barricade, blockade, bolt, curb, hurdle, jam, limit, rail, reef, sandbar, shoal
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| definition 4: |
a stripe or narrow marking.
条纹
The owl has bars on its chest.猫头鹰的胸前有条纹。- synonyms:
- band, line, strip, stripe
- similar words:
- beam, ribbon, streak
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| definition 5: |
a long counter, often made of smooth, shiny wood, used as a serving area for food or beverages.
吧台
In a Japanese restaurant, people often eat at the bar so they can watch the chef prepare the food.在日本餐厅，人们经常在吧台用餐，这样他们就可以观看厨师准备食物。 |
| definition 6: |
a place where drinks and sometimes food are served.
酒吧
- synonyms:
- pub, tavern
- similar words:
- canteen, counter, dive, hotel, inn, watering hole
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| definition 7: |
the legal profession; lawyers as a group.
资格考试
Lawyers must pass an exam before they are admitted to the bar.律师在获准进入律师业之前必须通过资格考试。- similar words:
- attorneys, lawyers
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| definition 8: |
a vertical line that marks the beginning or end of a measure of music, or the music between two of these lines.
小节
- synonyms:
- measure
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| related words: |
buttress |
| phrase: |
behind bars |
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| part of speech: |
verb |
| inflections: |
bars, barring, barred |
| definition 1: |
to keep out.
阻止进入
The police barred anyone from crossing that street.警察阻止任何人跨过那条街。- synonyms:
- ban, block, obstruct, prevent
- antonyms:
- admit
- similar words:
- banish, barricade, exile, forbid, frustrate, oppose, prohibit, refuse, restrict, stop
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| definition 2: |
to place a bar across.
闩（门）
Bar your door for safety.为了安全闩上门。- synonyms:
- bolt, latch, lock
- antonyms:
- open
- similar words:
- barricade, fasten, padlock, secure
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| related words: |
balk, ban, close, lock, obstruct, outlaw, prevent, suspend |
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