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Definitions from the WebBarNounDefinition: A long, narrow, and robust piece of solid material, typically made of metal or wood, used as a barrier or support. Example Sentence: The security guard leaned against the metal bar at the entrance. Related products on AmazonNounDefinition: A place, establishment, or counter where alcoholic beverages and other drinks are served and consumed. Example Sentence: Let's meet at the new cocktail bar downtown for a drink. Related products on AmazonNounDefinition: A piece of music with a repeated pattern of strong and weak beats. Example Sentence: The conductor signaled the beginning of the next bar in the symphony. Related products on AmazonVerbDefinition: To fasten or secure (something) with a bar or bars. Example Sentence: They barred the windows to prevent burglaries. Related products on AmazonVerbDefinition: To prohibit or prevent (someone) from doing something. Example Sentence: The bouncer barred the troublemaker from entering the nightclub. Related products on AmazonVerbDefinition: To keep a record of (scores) in a game or competition. Example Sentence: Tina was responsible for barring the scores at the chess tournament. Related products on Amazon | ||||
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