英语词汇bar的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

bar /bɑː $ bɑːr/ noun 1. a place where alcoholic drinks are servedverbsgo to/into a bar Tony went into the bar and ordered a drink.drink in a bar He spent all day drinking in a bar.hang out in a bar informal (=spend a lot of time in a bar) I was lonely, so I started hanging out in my local bar.run a bar (=be in charge of a bar) Mr Mills and his wife had been running the bar for two years.nouns + bara hotel bar Would you like to have a drink in the hotel bar?a cocktail bar We arranged to meet in a cocktail bar before going out to dinner.a wine bar He took me to a trendy wine bar.a karaoke bar (=where people sing a popular song while a machine plays the music) The karaoke bar across the street was even noisier than usual.a singles bar (=a bar where people who are not married or in a relationship can meet) We met in a singles bar.adjectivesa public bar BrE (=a room in a public house where drinks are sold at lower prices than in other rooms) The public bar was full of workmen.a licenced bar BrE (=one with a licence to sell alcohol) The restaurant has a licenced bar.a gay bar It took me a minute to realize that I had walked into a gay bar.bar + nounsbar staff The bar staff began clearing up at the end of the evening.a bar owner/manager A bar owner can lose their licence for selling alcohol to someone under 18.a bar fight He got in a bar fight over a girl.bar snacks (=food, such as crisps or nuts, that is served in some bars) The pub has a good selection of beers and bar snacks.a bar stool Ken sat on a bar stool and ordered a beer.prepositionsin a bar I ended up in a bar near the station.at the bar Several people were at the bar, waiting to be served.Bar or pub?In American English, people usually say bar.In British English, people usually say pub.A bar is used about part of another building such as a hotel or restaurant: They arranged to meet in the hotel bar. The bar also means the counter where you can go to buy drinks: He went over to the bar and ordered another pint of beer.THESAURUS: bar → piece2. a place where you can buy a particular kind of food or non-alcoholic drinknouns + bara coffee bar I arranged to meet her in the student coffee bar.a sandwich/snack bar I usually get something from the sandwich bar for lunch.a salad bar (=a part of a restaurant where you can serve yourself to a range of salads) When you’ve chosen your pizza, please help yourself from the salad bar.a burger bar (=an informal restaurant selling burgers and fast food) The kids all hang out at the local burger bar.a juice bar (=a place selling fruit juices, usually freshly made) The leisure centre also has a restaurant and a juice bar.a sushi bar (=that sells Japanese dishes, which consist mainly of pieces of fish on rice) Have you tried that new sushi bar in town?a tapas bar (=a bar or informal restaurant serving small dishes of Spanish food) Madrid is full of great tapas bars.

词组	bar
释义	bar /bɑː $ bɑːr/ noun 1. a place where alcoholic drinks are servedverbsgo to/into a bar Tony went into the bar and ordered a drink.drink in a bar He spent all day drinking in a bar.hang out in a bar informal (=spend a lot of time in a bar) I was lonely, so I started hanging out in my local bar.run a bar (=be in charge of a bar) Mr Mills and his wife had been running the bar for two years.nouns + bara hotel bar Would you like to have a drink in the hotel bar?a cocktail bar We arranged to meet in a cocktail bar before going out to dinner.a wine bar He took me to a trendy wine bar.a karaoke bar (=where people sing a popular song while a machine plays the music) The karaoke bar across the street was even noisier than usual.a singles bar (=a bar where people who are not married or in a relationship can meet) We met in a singles bar.adjectivesa public bar BrE (=a room in a public house where drinks are sold at lower prices than in other rooms) The public bar was full of workmen.a licenced bar BrE (=one with a licence to sell alcohol) The restaurant has a licenced bar.a gay bar It took me a minute to realize that I had walked into a gay bar.bar + nounsbar staff The bar staff began clearing up at the end of the evening.a bar owner/manager A bar owner can lose their licence for selling alcohol to someone under 18.a bar fight He got in a bar fight over a girl.bar snacks (=food, such as crisps or nuts, that is served in some bars) The pub has a good selection of beers and bar snacks.a bar stool Ken sat on a bar stool and ordered a beer.prepositionsin a bar I ended up in a bar near the station.at the bar Several people were at the bar, waiting to be served.Bar or pub?In American English, people usually say bar.In British English, people usually say pub.A bar is used about part of another building such as a hotel or restaurant: They arranged to meet in the hotel bar. The bar also means the counter where you can go to buy drinks: He went over to the bar and ordered another pint of beer.THESAURUS: bar → piece2. a place where you can buy a particular kind of food or non-alcoholic drinknouns + bara coffee bar I arranged to meet her in the student coffee bar.a sandwich/snack bar I usually get something from the sandwich bar for lunch.a salad bar (=a part of a restaurant where you can serve yourself to a range of salads) When you’ve chosen your pizza, please help yourself from the salad bar.a burger bar (=an informal restaurant selling burgers and fast food) The kids all hang out at the local burger bar.a juice bar (=a place selling fruit juices, usually freshly made) The leisure centre also has a restaurant and a juice bar.a sushi bar (=that sells Japanese dishes, which consist mainly of pieces of fish on rice) Have you tried that new sushi bar in town?a tapas bar (=a bar or informal restaurant serving small dishes of Spanish food) Madrid is full of great tapas bars.
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