- a long rod or rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material, typically used as an obstruction, fastening, or weapon（木、金属等）长杆, 棒（尤指用作障碍、系结物或武器）。
- an amount of food or another substance formed into a regular narrow block（食物等的）块, 条：
a bar of chocolate.
一整块巧克力。
- a band of colour or light, especially on a flat surface（尤指平面上颜色或光形成的）束, 道：
bars of sunlight shafting through the broken windows.
透过破窗射进来的一道道阳光。
- Brit. the heating element of an electric fire〈英〉电炉供热电阻丝。
the bar
the crossbar of a goal球门横梁。
- Brit. a metal strip below the clasp of a medal, awarded as an additional distinction〈英〉（奖章扣下面表示特殊荣誉的）金属勋带。
- a sandbank or shoal at the mouth of a harbour or an estuary沙洲, 浅滩。
- Brit. a rail marking the end of each chamber in the Houses of Parliament〈英〉（议院中议员席末端的）围栏。
- Heraldry a charge in the form of a narrow horizontal stripe across the shield【纹章】（盾形纹章上的）横条纹图记。
- a counter in a public house, restaurant, or cafe across which alcoholic drinks or refreshments are served（酒吧、餐馆提供酒或食物的）柜台, 吧台。
- a room in a public house, restaurant, or hotel in which alcohol is served（酒吧、餐馆或酒店中的）酒吧间。
- an establishment where alcohol and sometimes other refreshments are served酒吧。
- with modifier a small shop or stall serving refreshments or providing a specified service小食品店; 小吃店; 提供专门服务的小店：
a sandwich bar.
专卖三明治的小吃店。
- a specialized department in a large store（大型商店里的）专卖部。
- a barrier or restriction to an action or advance障碍; 限制：
political differences are not necessarily a bar to a good relationship.
政见不同不一定成为建立良好关系的障碍。
the bar
a partition in a court room, now usually notional, beyond which most people may not pass and at which an accused person stands（法庭中的）法庭围栏; 被告席：the prisoner at the bar.
被告席上的犯人。
- a similar partition in a legislative assembly（立法会议上的）围栏。
- a plea arresting an action or claim in a law case（足以使诉讼中止的）抗辩。
- a particular court of law特殊法庭。
the Bar
the profession of barrister出庭律师业。
- Brit. barristers collectively〈英〉［总称］出庭律师。
- N. Amer. lawyers collectively〈北美〉［总称］律师。
- fasten (something, especially a door or window) with a bar or bars（用横木）闩（门、窗等）：
she bolts and bars the door.
她用门闩把门闩紧。
- （一般作be barred）prevent or forbid the entrance, movement, or progress of阻拦：
all reporters were barred
记者全被拦在门外
boulders barred her passage.
巨石挡住了她的路。
- prohibit (someone) from doing something禁止（某人）做某事：
journalists had been barred from covering the elections.
新闻记者被禁止报道大选。
- forbid (an activity) to someone禁止（某人）参加：
the job she loved had been barred to her.
她被禁止参加所热爱的工作。
- exclude (something) from consideration不予考虑：
nothing is barred in the crime novel.
犯罪小说里没有什么是不予考虑的。
- Law prevent or delay (an action) by objection【律】通过提出反对防止（或延迟）…的发生。
- （一般作be barred）mark (something) with bars or stripes做条纹标记于：
his face was barred with light.
他脸上映着一道道亮光。
- chiefly Brit. except for; apart from〈主英〉除了：
everyone, bar a few ascetics, thinks it desirable.
除了几个苦行者, 大家都认为不错。
- Horse Racing, Brit. except the horses indicated (used when stating the odds)【赛马】〈英〉［用于表述几率］除了标明的马。
bar none
- with no exceptions所有, 全部：
the greatest living American poet bar none.
所有尚在人世的美国诗人中最伟大的一位。
be called（或go）to the Bar
- Brit. be admitted as a barrister〈英〉取得出庭律师资格。
be called within the Bar
- Brit. be appointed a Queen's Counsel〈英〉被任命为王室法律顾问。
behind bars
- in prison在监狱里。
barred
adjectivebarred windows
钉有栅栏的窗户
一扇有五道栏杆的大门。