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Ý nghĩa của bar bằng tiếng Việt

0 a rod or oblong piece (especially of a solid substance) -- thanh; chấn song
- a gold bar
- a bar of chocolate
- There were iron bars on the windows.
1 a broad line or band -- đường kẻ
- a piece of blue material with bars of red running through it.
2 a bolt -- cái chốt cửa
- There was a bar on the door.
3 a counter at which or across which articles of a particular kind are sold -- quầy hàng
- a snack bar
- Your whisky is on the bar.
4 a place where alcoholic drinks are served -- quầy bán rượu
- a cocktail/wine bar.
5 a measured division in music -- nhịp
- They sang the first ten bars of the song.
6 something which prevents (something) -- sự cản trở
- His carelessness could prove to be a bar to his promotion.
7 the rail at which the prisoner stands in court -- vành móng ngựa
- The prisoner at the bar collapsed when he was sentenced to ten years’ imprisonment.
8 to fasten with a bar -- cài
- She barred the door.
9 to officially prevent someone from entering a place -- cấm cửa
- He’s been barred from the club for fighting.
10 to prevent (from doing something) -- ngăn cản
- Her illness barred her from taking part in the race.
11 except -- trừ ra
- All bar one member of the family fell ill after the meal.

The scale bar represents the estimated number of nucleotide substitutions per nucleotide site.
Each bar of the histogram is a ' bin ' representing the number of spikes within a given time-frame : in all experiments each ' bin ' represents 1 second.
The rules at the university where he taught that student barred his giving her a grade before she had finished her paper.
Under the conditions of transparency, dots of the background were visible between the gaps of the dots of the random-dot bar.
A vertical bar rises the full height of the sash, 4in from the edge of the frame.
Vertical bars represent s. e. d. for each season.
Vertical bars represent standard errors of the means.
Vertical bars indicate standard error of mean (s. e.) of four replications.