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bar
A2
noun
Usage:
90%
pub, tavern
Translation: pub, tavern
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: A place where people buy and drink alcoholic drinks.

This meaning refers to a building or room where people drink alcohol and talk. It is a common place for social meetings.

We met at the bar after work.

The bar serves beer and wine.

2
A2
noun
Usage:
70%
rod, stick
Translation: rod, stick
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: A long, solid piece of metal, wood, or other material.

This meaning is a physical object, a long and hard piece of material like metal or wood. It is used for building or protecting things.

He lifted a heavy iron bar.

The window has a metal bar for safety.

3
C1
noun
Usage:
50%
pressure unit
Translation: pressure unit
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: A unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals in science.

In science, a bar is a unit to measure pressure, like how hard something pushes on an area. One bar equals 100,000 pascals.

The tire pressure is three bars.

Water pressure can be measured in bars.

4
B1
noun
Usage:
60%
barrier, rail
Translation: barrier, rail
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: A barrier or railing that blocks movement or a path.

This meaning means a physical object used to block or support, like the bars on windows or a railing to hold onto.

The bar stopped people from entering.

He held onto the bar in the bus.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
40%
measure, bar line
Translation: measure, bar line
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: A musical symbol that divides notes into groups, often called a measure.

In music, a bar is a line or section that separates groups of notes. It helps musicians keep the rhythm and timing.

The song has four bars in each line.

The music bar shows a rhythm change.

6
B1
verb
Usage:
60%
stop, block
Translation: stop, block
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: To prevent or block someone or something from doing something (verb).

As a verb, 'bar' means to stop or prevent someone from doing or going somewhere. It is often used with rules or laws.

They barred him from entering the room.

The law bars smoking in restaurants.

7
A2
noun
Usage:
70%
piece, block
Translation: piece, block
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: A small flat piece of solid material, often used for food like chocolate or soap.

This meaning is a small solid piece of something, usually food like chocolate or soap, shaped in a rectangle or small block.

I ate a bar of chocolate.

She bought a soap bar at the store.

8
B2
noun
Usage:
40%
line, hyphen
Translation: line, hyphen
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: The long horizontal mark used in writing or printing, like a hyphen or vertical line.

In writing, a bar is a symbol like a vertical or horizontal line used to divide parts of text or show a pause.

Use a bar to separate the words.

The URL has a vertical bar symbol.

9
C1
noun
Usage:
50%
lawyers, legal profession
Translation: lawyers, legal profession
Pronunciation: /bɑːr/
Meaning: The legal profession or the group of lawyers as a whole.

This meaning refers to the group of people who work as lawyers or the legal profession itself. 'Passing the bar' means becoming a lawyer.

She passed the bar last year.

He works at the bar as a lawyer.

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