Bar ( noun , verb , noun )

(As a noun)

Bar ( noun )

1. A long, thin piece of metal, wood, or similar material, typically used to fasten or hold things together.
2. A counter or bench for serving drinks in a public house.
3. An establishment where alcoholic drinks are served.
4. A barrier or obstruction that prevents something from happening or proceeding.
5. A unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals.

Origin:

The word bar comes from the old english word "bær" which means a gate or barrier. this word was used to refer to any kind of obstruction or hindrance.

Examples:

1. The door was held shut by a metal bar.
2. I ordered a drink at the bar.
3. The bar was crowded with people.
4. The bar was raised to prevent flooding.
5. The atmospheric pressure is measured in bars.

(As a verb)

Bar ( verb )

1. A long, thin piece of metal, wood, or similar material, typically used to fasten or hold things together.
2. A counter or bench for serving drinks in a public house.
3. An establishment where alcoholic drinks are served.
4. A barrier or obstruction that prevents something from happening or proceeding.
5. A unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals.

Origin:

The word bar comes from the old english word "bær" which means a gate or barrier. this word was used to refer to any kind of obstruction or hindrance.

Examples:

1. The door was held shut by a metal bar.
2. I ordered a drink at the bar.
3. The bar was crowded with people.
4. The bar was raised to prevent flooding.
5. The atmospheric pressure is measured in bars.

(As a noun)

Bar ( noun )

1. A long, thin piece of metal, wood, or similar material, typically used to fasten or hold things together.
2. A counter or bench for serving drinks in a public house.
3. An establishment where alcoholic drinks are served.
4. A barrier or obstruction that prevents something from happening or proceeding.
5. A unit of pressure equal to 100,000 pascals.

Origin:

The word bar comes from the old english word "bær" which means a gate or barrier. this word was used to refer to any kind of obstruction or hindrance.

Examples:

1. The door was held shut by a metal bar.
2. I ordered a drink at the bar.
3. The bar was crowded with people.
4. The bar was raised to prevent flooding.
5. The atmospheric pressure is measured in bars.