| [/bɑː(r); bɑr/] n 用法:
1 [C] (a) piece of solid material 棒; 条:
a long iron bar 长铁条 *
a bar of chocolate, soap 一条巧克力、肥皂.
(b) narrow piece of wood or metal placed (often parallel to others in a grid) as an obstacle in a doorway, window, etc, or to act as a grate in a fire, furnace, etc （门窗等的）闩或杠; （炉灶等的）格栅:
There's a strong bar on the door. 门上有一个很坚固的闩. *
They fitted bars to their windows to stop burglars getting in. 他们在窗户上加了窗条以防盗贼进入. 用法:
2 [C] narrow band (of colour, light, etc) （色、光等的）带, 条:
At sunset, there was a bar of red across the western sky. 日落时, 西边天空有一道红晖. 用法:
3 [C] strip of metal across the ribbon of a military medal to show service in a particular area or an additional award of that medal 军功奖章绶带上面的金属横条, 表示曾在某地区服役或曾再次获得该奖章. 用法:
4 [C] (a) vertical line dividing printed music into sections of equal value in time 乐谱上划分各小节的垂直线; 小节线.
(b) one of these sections and the notes in it 乐谱的一个小节:
Hum the opening bars of your favourite tune. 哼一哼你喜爱的曲子的开头几个小节. =>illus at musical 见musical之插图. 用法:
5 [C] (a) bank or ridge of sand, etc across the mouth of a river or the entrance to a bay （河口或海湾入口处的）沙洲:
The ship stuck fast on the bar. 那船牢牢地搁浅在沙洲上.
(b) (usu sing 通常作单数) (fig 比喻) thing that hinders or stops progress; barrier 影响或阻碍进步的事物; 障碍:
Poor health may be a bar to success in life. 健康不佳可能成为人一生中取得成功的障碍. 用法:
6 [sing] barrier in a lawcourt separating the judge, prisoner, lawyers, etc from the spectators （法庭上将法官、囚犯、律师等与听众隔开的）围栏:
the prisoner at the bar 受审讯的刑事被告 *
(fig 比喻) She will be judged at the bar of public opinion. 她将受到舆论的制裁. 用法:
7 [sing] (a) (Brit) railing where non-members of Parliament stand when answering or addressing members （国会中非议员在接受议员的谘询时立於其後的）栏杆.
(b) (US) similar place in the US Senate, House of Representatives, and State Legislatures （美国参议院、众议院以及 bar 2
[/bɑː(r); bɑr/] v (-rr-) 用法:
1 [Tn] fasten (a door, gate, etc) with a bar1(1b) or bars 闩上（门等）. 用法:
2 [Tn] obstruct (sth) so as to prevent progress 阻碍（某事物）:
Soldiers barred the road so we had to turn back. 士兵挡住了去路, 我们只好折回. *
(fig 比喻) Poverty bars the wayto progress. 贫穷妨碍了进步. 用法:
3 [Tn.pr] ~ sb from sth/doing sth prevent sb from using sth or from doing sth 阻止某人用某物; 阻止某人做某事:
She was barred from (entering) the competition because of her age. 她因年龄的关系而被禁止（参加）比赛. 用法:
4 [usu passive 通常用於被动语态:
Tn, Tn.pr] ~ sth (with sth) mark sth (with a stripe or stripes) 加条纹於某物:
a sky barred with clouds 有一条条浮云的天空. 用法:
5 (phr v) bar sb in (sth)/out (of sth) keep sb from leaving or entering (a building, etc) by fastening the door, windows, etc with a bar or bars 把门、窗等闩上使某人无法出入於（建筑物等）:
He barred himself in (the house). 他把自己关在屋里. bar 3
[/bɑː(r); bɑr/] prep 用法:
1 except; not counting 除外; 不计:
The whole class is here bar two that are ill. 除两人生病外, 全班都到齐了. Cf 参看 barring. 用法:
2 (idm 习语) bar none with no exception 无例外:
That's the best meal I've ever had, bar none. 那是我吃过的最好的一顿饭菜, 无与伦比. bar 4
[/bɑː(r); bɑr/] n unit of pressure used in meteorology 巴（气象学所用的压强单位）. |