bars

饮食for drinks/food

1.[c]酒吧a place where you can buy and drink alcoholic and other drinks

2.[c]（出售饮料等的）柜台；吧台a long wide wooden surface where drinks, etc. are served

3.[c]（专售某类饮食的）小吃店，小馆子a place in which a particular kind of food or drink is the main thing that is served

巧克力；肥皂of chocolate/soap

4.[c]（长方形）条，块a piece of sth with straight sides

金属；木材of metal/wood

5.[c]长条，棒，栏杆（常用作护栏）a long straight piece of metal or wood. Bars are often used to stop sb from getting through a space.

体育运动in sports

7.[sing]（球门的）横梁the crossbar of a goal

颜色；光of colour/light

8.[c]条；带a band of colour or light

障碍that prevents sth

9.[c][ususing]~ (to sth)障碍；羁绊a thing that stops sb from doing sth

音乐in music

10.[c]（乐谱的）小节one of the short sections of equal length that a piece of music is divided into, and the notes that are in it

法律law

11.[sing]大律师职业（可出席高等法庭）the profession of barrister (= a lawyer in a higher court)

not have a bar of sth

与（某事）无关；与（某事）毫不相干；不沾手to have nothing to do with sth

behind bars

蹲班房；被监禁；坐牢in prison

set the bar

设定标准to set a standard of quality or performance

用铁条等封住close with bars

1.[usupass]~ sth（用铁条或木条）封，堵to close sth with a bar or bars

阻挡block

2.~ sth阻挡；拦住to block a road, path, etc. so that nobody can pass

阻止prevent

3.~ sb (from sth/from doing sth)禁止，阻止（某人做某事）to ban or prevent sb from doing sth

1.除…外except for sb/sth

1.棒,杆,条;棒状物

2.(光,色等的)线,条

3.(酒吧等的)卖酒柜台;酒吧

4.【数】横;杆件;【乐】节线;小节;【生】棒眼;【纹章】盾的横线;【军】(领章上的)军阶线;【物】巴

5.障碍,妨碍 (to)

6.(河口的)沙洲

7.栅栏;关卡,城门

8.(法庭上的)围栏;法庭;刑事被告席;〈比喻〉审判台;制裁;谴责;律师团;律师业;停止诉讼[权利要求]的申请

9.横木,闩

10.巴尔

11.〈美〉蚊帐

1.阻挡,拦住,阻挠;防止,禁止;排斥;除去;【法】(用法律手段)阻止诉讼

2.闩,闩上

3.〈俚〉反对,讨厌,不准

4.在...上划线,在...上划出颜色线条,而色线配上 (with)

1.除,除...之外

1.(=Browning automatic rifle)白朗宁自动步枪

1.a place where you go to buy and drink alcoholic drinks; the counter where alcoholic drinks are served in a bar or restaurant; a small place that serves a particular type of food

2.a long narrow piece of metal; a long narrow shape along one of the sides of a window on a computer screen

3.a solid block of a substance such as chocolate or soap

4.the profession of being a lawyer. If someone is admitted to the bar, they become a lawyer.; the bar exam

5.something that prevents another thing from happening; an order stating that something is not allowed

6.a measure of music

1.to officially say that something must not happen, or that someone must not do something or go somewhere

2.to put something across a door or window so that no one can get through it; to prevent someone from going somewhere by standing in their way

1.used after words such as “all,” “every,” and “any” to mean “except”

1.(=Browning automatic rifle)