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🔑barbar1 /bɑr / noun [countable] ➤for drinks / food饮食- a place where you can buy and drink (especially alcoholic) drinks酒吧◆We had a drink in the bar before our meal.我们饭前在酒吧喝了一杯。
- a place where a particular kind of food or drink is the main thing that is served（专售某类饮食的）吧，馆，小吃店◆a snack bar快餐店◆a sushi / coffee / salad bar寿司屋；咖啡馆；沙拉店
- a long, narrow, high table or counter where drinks are served（出售饮料的）吧台，柜台◆She went to the bar and ordered a drink.她到柜台叫了杯饮料。◆We sat on stools at the bar.我们坐在吧台边的高脚凳上。
➤of metal / wood金属；木头- a long, thin, straight piece of metal or wood, often placed across a window or door, etc. to stop someone from getting through it（门、窗等的）闩，栅栏◆the bars of a prison cell牢房的铁栅栏
➤of chocolate / soap巧克力；肥皂- a small block of solid material, longer than it is wide（长方形）条，块◆a bar of soap一块肥皂 ➡ look at candy bar
➤that prevents something障碍- a thing that prevents you from doing something障碍；羁绊◆Lack of education is not always a bar to success in business.教育程度低并不总是生意场上成功的障碍。
➤law法律- the Bar [singular] the profession of any kind of lawyer律师行业
 ●behind barsin prison进监狱；坐牢；蹲班房◆The criminals are now safely behind bars.罪犯现已关进监狱，不会再造成危害了。
barbar2 /bɑr / verb [transitive] (bar·ring, barred)- to close something with a bar or bars（用铁条或木条）封，堵◆The heavy door was barred and bolted.结实的房门装了铁栅并上了门闩。
- to block a road, path, etc. so that no one can pass挡住，封锁（道路等）◆A policeman barred the entrance to the embassy.一名警察把住了大使馆的大门。
- bar sb from sth / from doing sth to say officially that someone is not allowed to do, use, or enter something禁止；阻止◆He was barred from the club for fighting.他因打架斗殴而被禁止进入该俱乐部。
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