bar: signification et définitions

A relatively long, straight, rigid piece of solid material used as a fastener, support, barrier, or structural or mechanical member.

A solid oblong block of a substance, such as soap or candy.

A rectangular block of a precious metal.

Sports A horizontal bar.

Sports A horizontal rod that marks the height to be cleared in high jumping or pole vaulting.

A standard, expectation, or degree of requirement: a leader whose example set a high bar for others.

Something that impedes or prevents action or progress. See Synonyms at obstacle.

A ridge, as of sand or gravel, on a shore or streambed, that is formed by the action of tides or currents.

A narrow marking, as a stripe or band.

A narrow metal or embroidered strip worn on a military uniform indicating rank or service.

Chiefly British A small insignia worn on a military decoration indicating that it has been awarded an additional time.

Heraldry A pair of horizontal parallel lines drawn across a shield.

Law The nullification, defeat, or prevention of a claim or action.

Law The process by which nullification, defeat, or prevention is achieved.

The railing in a courtroom enclosing the part of the room where the judges and lawyers sit, witnesses are heard, and prisoners are tried.

A place of judgment; a tribunal.

Law Attorneys considered as a group.

Law The profession of law.

Music A vertical line drawn through a staff to mark off a measure.

Music A measure.

Variant of barre.

A counter at which drinks, especially alcoholic drinks, and sometimes food, are served.

An establishment or room having such a counter.

To fasten securely with a long, straight, rigid piece of material.

To shut in or out with or as if with bars.