bar

/bɑː(r)/ n.
标准词条 CET-4CET-6
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酒吧；吧台；条；棒；栏杆

释义与例句

n. 酒吧；吧台
a place where alcoholic drinks are served, or the counter across which drinks and food are served
  1. They met for a drink at a small bar near the theatre.
    他们在剧院附近的一家小酒吧见面喝酒。
  2. She left her glass on the bar and went outside.
    她把玻璃杯放在吧台上，然后走到外面。
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  1. The hotel has a rooftop bar overlooking the harbour.
    这家酒店有一间俯瞰海港的屋顶酒吧。
n. 条；棒；栏杆
a long narrow piece of solid material, especially metal, chocolate or soap
  1. He broke off a square from the bar of chocolate.
    他从那条巧克力上掰下一小块。
  2. The windows on the ground floor were fitted with iron bars.
    一楼的窗户装了铁栏杆。
展开其余 1 条例句
  1. There was only one bar of soap left in the cupboard.
    橱柜里只剩一块肥皂了。

词源与构词

记忆钩子 a bar of 后接 chocolate、soap 等，表示“一条／一块”；at the bar 可指“在吧台边”。

词族与关联词

词族（同一词根派生出的不同词性或形式）
  • bartender 酒吧调酒师；吧员
    指在吧台后调制、供应饮品的人。
同义词
  • pub 酒馆；酒吧
    pub 是英式英语中的公共酒馆，通常也供应食物，强调整个经营场所；bar 可指饮酒场所，也可专指供应饮品的柜台。
    We had lunch in a traditional village pub. 我们在一家传统的乡村酒馆吃了午饭。
常见搭配
  • a bar of chocolate 一条巧克力
    She shared a bar of chocolate with her friend. 她和朋友分享了一条巧克力。
  • a bar of soap 一块肥皂
    He bought a bar of soap made with olive oil. 他买了一块橄榄油制成的肥皂。
  • coffee bar 咖啡吧；小咖啡馆
    The station coffee bar opens before the first train. 车站的咖啡吧在首班列车发车前营业。