| 单词 | bar |
| 释义 | bar noun¹ 1for drinks/food饮料；食物adjective | verb + bar | bar + noun | preposition adjective➤licensed (bre) 有售酒许可证的酒吧▸➤crowded拥挤的酒吧➤open露天酒吧▸➤lounge, public, saloon (especially bre) 雅座酒吧；大众酒吧➤hotel酒店的酒吧▸➤gay, lesbian, singles男同性恋／女同性恋／单身酒吧➤karaoke卡拉 ok 歌厅▸➤beer, cocktail, wine啤酒／鸡尾酒／葡萄酒酒吧▸➤breakfast, burger, coffee, juice, salad, sandwich, snack, sushi供应早餐／汉堡／咖啡／果汁／色拉／三明治／小吃／寿司的小店➤local当地的酒吧➤popular, trendy受欢迎的／时髦的酒吧➤favourite/favorite最喜爱的酒吧➤dive (name) 低级酒吧◆it was supposed to be a restaurant but seemed more like a dive bar.名义上这是家餐馆，不过看起来更像个廉价酒吧。verb + bar➤enter, frequent, go to, hang out (informal, especially name) , hit (informal) , stop at, visit进酒吧；经常光顾酒吧；去酒吧；泡吧；找到酒吧；在酒吧小坐；光顾酒吧◆he often visits a bar on the way home from work.下班回家的路上他经常到酒吧坐坐。◆let's hit the bars!我们去酒吧吧！➤manage, own, run管理／拥有／经营酒吧bar + noun➤food, menu, snacks酒吧食物／菜单／小吃▸➤stool酒吧高脚凳➤manager, owner酒吧经理／老板➤staff酒吧员工➤counter吧台➤area酒吧区preposition➤in a/the bar在酒吧◆there were not many people in the bar.酒吧里人不多。➤at a/the bar在酒吧◆we met at a bar called the anvil.我们是在一家叫“铁砧”的酒吧遇上的。bar noun² 2counter柜枱adjective | verb + bar | preposition adjective➤breakfast早餐台verb + bar➤be propping up (humorous) 靠着吧台喝酒preposition➤at the bar在酒吧◆they were chatting at the bar.他们正在酒吧聊天。◆you can usually find him sitting at the bar.你经常会看到他坐在酒吧里（喝酒）。➤behind the bar在吧台后◆the barmaid stood behind the bar.女服务员站在吧台后面。◆i didn't recognize the man who was serving behind the bar.我没有认出站在吧台后面的那个男服务生是谁。bar noun³ 3 (bre) in music音乐 ➡ see also measure verb + bar | preposition | phrases verb + bar➤hum, play, sing哼几个小节；弹几个小节；唱几个小节◆she played a few bars on the piano.她在钢琴上弹了几个小节。preposition➤in a/the bar在⋯小节中◆the notes in the first bar第一小节的音符phrases➤two, four, etc. beats to the bar每小节两拍、四拍等bar verbadverb | preposition adverb➤effectively有效地阻止➤legally法律上阻止➤permanently永久地阻止preposition➤from禁止⋯◆the curfew has effectively barred migrant workers from their jobs.宵禁实际上使得流动工人无法上班。the bar /bɑː(r)/ noun [singular] (law 法律) (often the bar) (bre) the profession of a barrister (= a lawyer in a higher court) 大律师专业◆to be called to the bar (= to be allowed to work as a qualified barrister) 获准当大律师 (name) the profession of any kind of lawyer; lawyers as a group 律师专业；律师界；律师 bar /bɑː(r)/ noun1. (it 信息技术) [countable] a narrow box at the top of a computer screen that contains words or pictures of the common things that a computer can do for you to choose 工具条（计算机屏幕顶部包含文字或图片等常用功能的窄长矩形框）◆a menu/task bar 功能选择单／任务工具条 ➡ toolbar 2. [singular] a bar (to sth) a thing that stops sb from doing sth 障碍；禁令◆a two-year bar on selling the company 为期两年不能出售这公司的禁令◆at that time, being a woman was a bar to promotion in most professions. 那时，以大多数职业而言，身为女性本身就是晋升的障碍。 menu bar ◇ navigation bar ◇ scroll bar ◇ space bar bar /bɑː(r)/ verb [transitive] (-rr-) to not allow or to prevent sb from doing sth 禁止；阻止◆he is now barred from entering the country. 他目前被禁止进入这个国家。☞ bar☞ bar☞ barbar nounbar ♦︎ pub ♦︎ inn ♦︎ tavern ♦︎ public house ♦︎ saloon ♦︎ localthese words all mean a building or a part of a building where people can go to drink alcohol and other drinks.这些词均表示喝酒和其他饮料的地方。patterns and collocations 句型和搭配◆in a bar / pub / tavern / public house / saloon◆at the pub / the tavern / your local◆a / the local bar / pub / inn / tavern / public house / saloon◆to go to a bar / the pub / an inn / a tavern / a public house / the saloon◆to run a bar / a pub / an inn / a tavern / a public house / saloon◆to keep an inn / a tavern / a public house■ bar [countable] a place where you can buy and drink alcoholic and/or other drinks; (in compounds) a place that sells a particular thing or that is for particular people酒吧；（专售某类产品的）小店，馆，处所◆we could meet at the theatre and have a drink in the bar.我们可以在剧场见面，再到酒吧喝一杯。◆it's the island's only licensed bar (= one that is allowed to sell alcoholic drinks).这是岛上唯一有酒类销售许可证的酒吧。◆a wine / cocktail bar葡萄酒／鸡尾酒酒吧◆ (bre) i found david in the bar of the red lion (= a room in a pub where drinks are served).我在“红狮”酒吧找到了戴维。ⓘ bar is often used in compounds for a place where a particular kind of food or drink is the main thing that is served. * bar 常用于构成复合词，指专售某类饮食的小摊、小馆子◆a sandwich / snack / coffee bar三明治柜枱；快餐部；咖啡馆■ pub [countable] (bre) a building where people go to drink and meet their friends. pubs serve alcoholic and other drinks, and often also food.酒吧；酒馆◆we stopped on the way for a pub lunch.我们中途去了一家酒馆吃午饭。◆he's the landlord of the local pub.他是当地酒馆的老板。◆ (informal) he's gone down the pub for a pint.他下酒馆喝啤酒去了。◆ (informal) to go on a pub crawl (= a visit to several pubs, going straight from one to the next and drinking at each of them) 挨家挨店喝酒■ inn [countable] (bre) an old pub in the country, especially one where people can or could stay the night（尤指可夜宿的）乡村小酒店◆the building was a 16th-century coaching inn (= where in the past coaches stopped to rest or change the horses).这栋建筑在 16 世纪是一个驿站。ⓘ inn is now an old-fashioned term, unless you are talking about the past; however, it is still used in the names of many pubs, hotels and restaurants. * inn 是老式用语，如今只有在描述旧时情况才使用，但仍用于许多酒馆、旅馆和饭店的名称中◆we stopped on the way at a good inn. ◆the holiday inn假日酒店■ tavern /tævən; name tævərn/ [countable] (old-fashioned or literary) (in the past) a pub in a town or city; sometimes used today in the names of pubs（旧指）酒馆（现在有时用于酒馆的名称中）◆it is said he was killed in a tavern brawl.据说他死于酒馆的一次斗殴。◆the bell tavern贝尔酒馆■ public house [countable] (bre, formal) a pub酒吧；酒馆◆the company owns over 300 public houses.这家公司拥有三百多间酒吧。■ saloon /səluːn/ [countable](in the past) a bar in the western us and canada（旧时美国西部和加拿大的）酒吧，酒馆◆the cowboy died in a fight in a saloon.这个牛仔在酒馆的一次斗殴中丧生。■ local [countable] (bre, informal) a pub near where you live, especially one you often go to住处附近的酒吧（尤指常去的）◆we met for a pie and a pint at his local.我们在他住处附近的酒吧见面，吃点儿馅饼，喝点儿啤酒。 bar(-rr-) [transitive] (rather formal) (of a rule or law) to ban or prevent sb from doing sth（以法令）禁止，阻止◆the curfew has effectively barred workers from travelling across the city to their jobs.宵禁令有效地阻止了工人进出城区上班。◆certain activities are still barred to women.某些活动仍将女性拒诸门外。 bar [countable] a place where you can buy and drink alcoholic and/or other drinks; (in compounds) a place that sells a particular thing or that is for particular people酒吧；（专售某类产品的）小店，馆，处所◆we could meet at the theatre and have a drink in the bar.我们可以在剧场见面，再到酒吧喝一杯。◆it's the island's only licensed bar (= one that is allowed to sell alcoholic drinks).这是岛上唯一有酒类销售许可证的酒吧。◆a wine / cocktail bar葡萄酒／鸡尾酒酒吧◆ (bre) i found david in the bar of the red lion (= a room in a pub where drinks are served).我在“红狮”酒吧找到了戴维。ⓘ bar is often used in compounds for a place where a particular kind of food or drink is the main thing that is served. * bar 常用于构成复合词，指专售某类饮食的小摊、小馆子◆a sandwich / snack / coffee bar三明治柜枱；快餐部；咖啡馆 bar(-rr-) [transitive] to be standing or placed in sb's way on a road or path or in an entrance so they cannot get past阻挡；拦住◆two police officers were barring her exit.两名警察挡着她的出路。◆we found our way barred by rocks.我们发现大石块挡住了我们的路。 ➡ see also barrier → barrier bar [countable] a piece of sth with straight sides, especially chocolate or soap（尤指巧克力或肥皂等长方形的）条，块◆a bar of soap一条肥皂◆ (especially bre) a chocolate bar一条巧克力◆ (name) a candy bar糖果棒bar¹/bɑ:(r) ||; bɑr/noun[c] 1. a place where you can buy and drink (especially alcoholic) drinks and sometimes have sth to eat 酒吧；酒吧间: ◇a wine/coffee/snack bar 酒吧；咖啡室；小吃店 2. a long, narrow, high surface where drinks are served （供应饮料的）吧台: ◇she went to the bar and ordered a drink. 她走到吧台前，要了一杯饮料。◇we sat on stools at the bar. 我们坐在吧台前的高凳上。 3. a bar (of sth) a small block of solid material, longer than it is wide 一条；一块: ◇a bar of soap/chocolate 一块肥皂／巧克力 4. a long, thin, straight piece of metal, often placed across a window or door, etc to stop sb from getting through it （窗、门等的）闩 5. a bar (to sth) a thing that prevents you from doing sth 障碍: ◇lack of education is not always a bar to success in business. 教育程度低不一定就当不了成功的生意人。 6. (us 美 measure) one of the short, equal units of time into which music is divided （乐曲的）小节: ◇if you sing a few bars of the song i might recognize it. 你唱几个小节我也许就能听出这是什么歌。 ☞picture at music 见 music 插图 7. (in geography 地理学) a line of sand or mud that forms in the sea parallel to the beach （海里与海滩平行的）沙洲 8. (technical术语) a measurement of pressure in the atmosphere 巴（气压单位） behind bars(informal 非正式) in prison 坐牢；入狱: ◇the criminals are now safely behind bars. 现在罪犯们已被确实关进大牢。 bar²/bɑ:(r) ||; bɑr/verb [t] (barring;barred) 1. (usually passive 通常用于被动语态) to close sth with a bar or bars¹(4) 用闩关紧；上闩: ◇all the windows were barred. 所有的窗户都上了闩。 2. to block a road, path, etc so that nobody can pass. 封锁道路；禁止通行；拦阻: ◇a line of police officers barred the entrance to the embassy. 一排警察挡在大使馆入口。 3. bar sb from sth/from doing sth to say officially that sb is not allowed to do, use or enter sth 禁止: ◇he was barred from the club for fighting. 他因为打架而被禁止加入俱乐部。 bar³/bɑ:(r) ||; bɑr/prep except 除外: ◇all the seats were taken, bar one. 除了一个空位，座无虚席。 barsee ⇨ except 1 ⇨ forbid 5 ⇨ piece 2 ⇨ shut 5 • • •• ⇨ a bar to sth☞ bar¹☞ bar²☞ bar³ |
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