bar [bɑː(r)]
sustantivo
1barra (f) (of metal); pastilla (f) (of soap); barrote (m) (on window)
- to be behind bars -> estar entre rejas
- chocolate bar -> chocolatina (f)
- gold bars -> lingotes mpl de oro, oro (m) en barras
- a three-bar fire -> una estufa (eléctrica) de tres resistencias
- bar chart -> gráfico (m) de barras
- bar of chocolate -> tableta de chocolate
- bar code (informática) -> código (m) de barras
2barrera (f) (obstacle)
- to be a bar to something -> constituir una barrera para algo
- to impose a bar on something -> prohibir algo
3= conjunto de los abogados que ejercen en tribunales superiores;
- the Bar -> la abogacía (barristers)(lawyers in general) (británicoUS)
- to be called to the Bar -> obtener el título de abogado(a), ingresar en la abogacía (británico)
- the prisoner at the bar -> el/la acusado(a)
4bar (m) (pub, in hotel); barra (f) (pub counter)
- bar snack -> aperitivo (m) , tentenpié (m)
5compás (m) (Mus)
verbo transitivo (pt & pp barred)
6obstruir (obstruct)
- to bar the door against somebody -> atrancar la puerta para impedir el paso a alguien
- to bar somebody's way -> obstruir el camino or impedir el paso a alguien
7(ban)
- to bar somebody from a place -> prohibir la entrada de alguien a un lugar
- to bar somebody from doing something -> prohibir a alguien hacer algo
preposición
8salvo, excepto
- bar none -> sin excepción
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bar [bar]
sustantivo
1Palenque, barra.
2Barra de metal, lingote.
3Reja de una ventana, de una cárcel.
- To put somebody/To be behind bars -> meter a alguien/estar entre rejas
4Tranca de puerta o ventana; barrote.
5Impedimiento, obstáculo.
6Barra o banco de arena en un río o a su embocadura, o en la entrada de algún puerto.
7(Mús.) Compás.
sustantivo
8Conjunto de abogados en el tribunal; por extensión, la profesión del foro. (Foro; Forense) (n)
- The prisoner at the bar -> el acusado
9Excepción perentoria a alguna alegación. (Foro; Forense) (n)
10Mostrador o banco de las tabernas, botillerías o cafés en donde se recibe el dinero. (n)
- Bar-maid -> criada de taberna o café
11Venda, varilla ancha, o raya: como bar of light, raya de luz. (n)
12Barandilla que separa al público de los vocales de una asamblea. (n)
- Bar iron -> hierro en barras
- Bar of gold -> lingote de oro
- Bar of chocolate -> barra o tableta de chocolate
- Bar of soap -> pastilla o barra de jabón
- Bar loom -> telar de barras
- Heel bar -> puesto de reparación rápida de calzado
- In bar of -> como excepción perentoria
- To be admitted to the bar -> (E.U.), to be called to the bar (GB), recibirse de abogado
- Bar graph -> gráfico de barras
- Bar hop -> ir de bar en bar, ir de tascas
Barra, raya perpendicular a las del pentagrama. La música que queda entre dos barras también se llama bar. 8. Estrado, foro, tribunal, el lugar en que se sientan los jueces para examinar y decidir las causa (Law) The Bar, (legal profession), la abogacía (barristers). El conjunto de BARRISTERS. (In court) Banquillo. (Impediment) Bar to something, obstáculo o impedimento para algo.
1Atrancar, cerrar con barra
sustantivo
2(secure) (door, windows).
3Impedir, obstar, estorbar, prohibir; exceptuar, excluir.
- To bar in a harbor -> (Mar.) Encadenar la boca de un puerto
- To bar out -> Excluir, cerrar la puerta a
4Bloquear (block) (path, entrance).
- A tree was barring our way -> un árbol nos bloqueaba el paso
5Prohibir (prohibit) (smoking, jeans).
- Reporters were barred from the meeting -> se excluyó a los periodistas de la reunión
- His criminal record bars him from the job -> sus antecedentes penales le impiden acceder al puesto
va.
- Bar none -> sin excepción
Prep. Salvo, excepto, a/con excepción de.
bar [bɑːʳ]
noun
2 (lever) palanca; (f) (on electric fire) resistencia; (f) [of window, cage etc] reja; (f) (on door) tranca; (f)
behind bars entre rejas; to put sb behind bars encarcelar a algn; to spend three years behind bars pasar tres años entre rejas
bar [bɑːʳ]
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Verb Conjugation for "bar"
Imperative
- bar
- you bar
- he/she bars
- we bar
- you bar
- they bar
Preterite
- I barred
- you barred
- he/she barred
- we barred
- you barred
- they barred
Present Continuous
- I am barring
- you are barring
- he/she is barring
- we are barring
- you are barring
- they are barring
Present Perfect
- I have barred
- you have barred
- he/she has barred
- we have barred
- you have barred
- they have barred
Past Continuous
- I was barring
- you were barring
- he/she was barring
- we were barring
- you were barring
- they were barring
Past Perfect
- I had barred
- you had barred
- he/she had barred
- we had barred
- you had barred
- they had barred
Future
- I will bar
- you will bar
- he/she will bar
- we will bar
- you will bar
- they will bar
Future Perfect
- I will have barred
- you will have barred
- he/she will have barred
- we will have barred
- you will have barred
- they will have barred
Future Continuous
- I will be barring
- you will be barring
- he/she will be barring
- we will be barring
- you will be barring
- they will be barring
Present Perfect Continuous
- I have been barring
- you have been barring
- he/she has been barring
- we have been barring
- you have been barring
- they have been barring
Future Perfect Continuous
- I will have been barring
- you will have been barring
- he/she will have been barring
- we will have been barring
- you will have been barring
- they will have been barring
Past Perfect Continuous
- I had been barring
- you had been barring
- he/she had been barring
- we had been barring
- you had been barring
- they had been barring
bar
masculine noun
1bar
- ir de bares -> to go out drinking, to go on a pub crawl
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bar [bar]
noun
1Bar (taberna); café; snack bar. (m)
2Bar (unidad de presión atmosférica). (m)
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