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high bar

 

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Noun high bar has 1 sense
  1. horizontal bar, high bar - gymnastic apparatus consisting of a bar supported in a horizontal position by uprights at both ends
    --1 is a kind of gymnastic apparatus, exerciser
    --1 has parts: bar

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Term: High Bar

Description:

High Bar is a term that has multiple meanings depending on the context. It can refer to a physical apparatus used in gymnastics, as well as a figurative concept for setting ambitious standards or expectations.

Possible Parts of Speech:

  • Noun (Physical Apparatus)
  • Noun (Figurative Concept)

Senses and Usages:

Noun (Physical Apparatus):

The high bar, also known as the horizontal bar, is a gymnastics apparatus where male gymnasts perform routines filled with dynamic and acrobatic movements. It is a long metal bar elevated at a considerable height, hanging parallel to the ground, which requires immense upper body strength and coordination.

Sample Sentence: The gymnast performed a breathtaking release and regrasp on the high bar during his routine.

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Noun (Figurative Concept):

The term "high bar" is also used in a figurative sense to represent setting lofty standards or expectations, aiming for excellence, or reaching a challenging goal.

Sample Sentence: The company's high bar for customer satisfaction ensures they consistently provide top-quality service.

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Note: For more information and additional senses, please refer to the specific dictionaries.

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