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A2  bar  bar

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noun  /bɑː(r)   / noun [countable] bar (noun)
 /bɑː(r)   / noun [countable]
 
FOR DRINKS/FOOD 
1 a
place where you can buy and drink alcoholic and other drinks
bar
 They
had a drink in the bar before the meal.
 2 a long, narrow, high surface where
drinks, etc. are served
Amerikan bar
 She
went to the bar and ordered a drink.
 We
sat on stools at the bar.
 He
works behind the bar in the local pub.
 3 [in
compounds]
a place where a particular type of food
or drink is the main thing that is served
büfe
 a
wine/coffee/sandwich bar
SOAP/CHOCOLATE 
4  a bar (of sth)
a small block of solid material, longer
than it is wide
kalıp
 a
bar of soap/chocolate
ON A WINDOW 
5 a
long, thin, straight piece of metal, often placed across a window or door to
stop sb from getting through it
parmaklık, manivela
 They
escaped by sawing through the bars of their prison cell.
THAT PREVENTS YOU 
6 a bar (to sth)
a thing that prevents you from doing sth
engel
 Lack
of education is not always a bar to success in business.
IN MUSIC 
7 one
of the short, equal units of time into which music is divided
 (müzik) ölçü
 If
you sing a few bars of the song, I might recognize it.
IDIOM
behind bars
(informal)
in prison
kodeste
 The
criminals are now safely behind bars.

Level	A2
Kind	noun
Front	bar
IPA	/bɑː(r) / noun [countable]
Back	bar
Back 2	bar (noun) /bɑː(r) / noun [countable] FOR DRINKS/FOOD 1 a place where you can buy and drink alcoholic and other drinks bar They had a drink in the bar before the meal. 2 a long, narrow, high surface where drinks, etc. are served Amerikan bar She went to the bar and ordered a drink. We sat on stools at the bar. He works behind the bar* in the local pub.* 3 [in compounds] a place where a particular type of food or drink is the main thing that is served büfe a wine/coffee/sandwich bar SOAP/CHOCOLATE 4 a bar (of sth) a small block of solid material, longer than it is wide kalıp a bar of soap/chocolate ON A WINDOW 5 a long, thin, straight piece of metal, often placed across a window or door to stop sb from getting through it parmaklık, manivela They escaped by sawing through the bars of their prison cell. THAT PREVENTS YOU 6 a bar (to sth) a thing that prevents you from doing sth engel Lack of education is not always a bar to success in business. IN MUSIC 7 one of the short, equal units of time into which music is divided (müzik) ölçü If you sing a few bars of the song, I might recognize it. IDIOM behind bars (informal) in prison kodeste The criminals are now safely behind bars.

Bar Noun Drink /Bɑː(R) Countable Place Long Served

bar (noun)