| 词汇 | bar |
| 释义 | bar (verb) bar (preposition) bar 35 ENTRIES FOUND: bar (noun) bar (verb) bar (preposition) barred (adjective) barring (preposition) bar chart (noun) bar code (noun) bar graph (noun) bar mitzvah (noun) cash bar (noun) coffee bar (noun) monkey bars (noun) no-holds-barred (adjective) open bar (noun) parallel bars (noun) piano bar (noun) raw bar (noun) roll bar (noun) salad bar (noun) scroll bar (noun) snack bar (noun) space bar (noun) sports bar (noun) T-bar (noun) tiki bar (noun) tow bar (noun) uneven bars (noun) wet bar (noun) wine bar (noun) behind (preposition) high (adverb) hold (noun) lower (verb) raise (verb) tend (verb) 1 bar /ˈbɑɚ/ noun plural bars 1 bar /ˈbɑɚ/ noun plural bars Learner's definition of BAR 1 [count] a : a building or room where alcoholic drinks and sometimes food are served酒吧 We went to a bar for a drink.我们去酒吧喝了一杯。 — see also sports bar, tiki bar b : a counter where alcoholic drinks are served售酒的柜台；吧台 We sat at the restaurant's bar while we were waiting for a table.我们坐在饭店的吧台等候就餐。 — see also cash bar, open bar, wet bar c : a building or room where a particular food or drink is served（专售某一种食物或饮料的）…吧，…店，…馆 a seafood bar海鲜馆 a juice/coffee bar果汁吧；咖啡吧 — see also salad bar, snack bar 2 [count] : a straight piece of metal, wood, etc., that is used as a tool, as part of a structure, or to keep people from entering or leaving through a door or window（木、金属等）条 There were bars across all the windows.窗户上都钉了横条。 The door was secured with an iron bar.门上有一根铁闩加固。 The pole-vaulter narrowly cleared the bar. [=the long bar that is set at a specific height and that a jumper tries to go over]撑竿跳选手擦身越过了横杆。 ◊ In U.S. English, bar is used figuratively in phrases like raise/lower the bar and set the bar higher/lower to refer to changing the standard that is used to judge whether someone or something is good, successful, etc.（在美国英语中用作比喻）提高/降低标准，设定较高/较低标准 The company's new software raises the bar for its competitors. [=the company's new software is very good and its competitors will have to produce better software to compete with it]公司推出的新软件提高了对手与其竞争的难度。 Critics say that he has lowered the bar on what is considered acceptable behavior by politicians. [=he has caused people to accept worse behavior by politicians]批评家们认为他降低了可接受的政治家的行为标准。 — see also crossbar, crowbar, parallel bars, uneven bars 3 [count] : a solid piece of something that is shaped like a rectangle（长方形的）块，条 She bought a chocolate/candy bar.她买了一块巧克力/糖。 a bar of soap一块肥皂 4 [count] : a straight line, stripe, or section that is longer than it is wide线条；条纹；带 The bird's tail has an alternating series of white and black bars. [=bands]这只鸟的尾巴上有黑白相间的条纹。 a menu bar [=a narrow section that is across the screen in a computer program and that shows the names of available menus]（计算机程序中的）菜单条 — see also bar code, bar graph, task bar, toolbar 5 [count] formal : something that makes it difficult or impossible to do or achieve something障碍；羁绊；限制— + to His poor attitude was a bar to his success. [=his poor attitude prevented him from succeeding]他不认真的态度是他成功的障碍。 6 the bar a US : the profession of a lawyer律师职业；律师界 She is a member of the bar. [=she is a lawyer]她是一名律师。 the American Bar Association美国律师协会 She has been called to the bar. [=she has become a lawyer]她当上了律师。 b British or the Bar : the profession of a barrister大律师职业 c US : the test that a person must pass in order to be a lawyer律师资格考试 She passed the bar on her first try.她第一次考就通过了律师资格考试。 the bar exam/examination律师资格考试 7 [count] music a : a line in written music that shows where a measure begins小节线 b : the beats between two bars in a piece of music节拍 I'm not sure I know that song. Can you hum a few bars? [=measures]我好像没听过这首歌。你能哼几个节拍吗？ behind bars : in jail在狱中 He has been behind bars for 10 years.他已经蹲了10年的班房。 tend bar US : to work as a bartender : to prepare and serve drinks at a bar做酒吧侍者；在酒吧做酒保 He tends bar at the restaurant.他在餐厅的酒吧做酒保。 2 bar /ˈbɑɚ/ verb bars; barred; barring 2 bar /ˈbɑɚ/ verb bars; barred; barring Learner's definition of BAR [+ object] 1 : to put a bar or a set of bars in front of a door, window, etc., so that people cannot go in or out of it设置栅栏；闩（门、窗等） He barred the door as soon as he got in.他一进来就把门闩上了。 All the windows and doors were barred.所有的门窗上都设有护栏。 a barred window有护栏的窗户 2 : to put something in a road, path, etc., so that people cannot get by阻塞，封锁（道路） A herd of goats was barring the road.一群山羊挡住了道路。 obstacles barring our way挡住我们道路的障碍 3 a : to prevent or forbid (someone) from doing something阻止，禁止（某人做某事） Nothing barred them from meeting together.没有任何东西能阻止他们会面。 The judge will bar the jurors from talking to reporters.法官将禁止陪审团成员接受记者采访。 A federal court has barred the group from using the name.联邦法院已禁止该集团使用此名称。 Reporters were barred [=excluded] from the meeting. [=reporters were not allowed to go to the meeting]记者不得进入会场。 b : to prevent or forbid (something)禁止（某事） The decision bars the possibility of additional development in the area.这个决定排除了在该地区进一步开发的可能性。 forms of punishment barred by the Constitution美国宪法禁止的处罚方式 no holds barred — see 2hold 3 bar /ˈbɑɚ/ preposition 3 bar /ˈbɑɚ/ preposition Learner's definition of BAR 1 — used in the phrase bar none to emphasize that a statement is completely true没有例外地；千真万确地 She is the brightest student I've ever known, bar none. [=I have never known a student who is brighter than she is]她是我所认识的最聪明的学生，无人可比。 2 British : except for : barring除…以外，不包括 They have lost every match, bar one.除了一场比赛他们每场比赛都输了。 |
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