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horizontal bar

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun horizontal 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

Definitions from the Web

Term: Horizontal Bar


Definition

A horizontal bar is a long, straight, and flat solid object that is parallel to the ground and typically used for support or exercises.

Senses

  1. Noun (Sports Equipment): A long metal or wooden bar set parallel to the ground, used in gymnastics or calisthenics routines.
  2. Noun (Architecture): A structural element that provides horizontal support, such as in a door or window frame.
  3. Noun (Web Design): A graphical element used in website design to create distinct sections or separations.
  4. Noun (Statistics): A graphical representation of data where the length of the bar represents the magnitude of a variable.

Usage Examples

  • Noun: The gymnast gracefully swung from the horizontal bar.
  • Noun: The horizontal bar in the door frame provides stability and support.
  • Noun: The web designer added a subtle horizontal bar to divide the content into sections.
  • Noun: The statistics professor explained how to create effective horizontal bar charts.

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