bar in English: A place where people buy and drink beer, wine, and other drinks. (noun)

Translation

A place where people buy and drink beer, wine, and other drinks.

Word origin

From Old French barre, the long counter that stood between the staff and the customers.

Gender

Pluralbars

.

A bar is a place to sit and drink.

.

Like a shop, a bar opens and closes.

.

"Behind the bar" means serving the drinks.

drink

To take water or another liquid into your mouth and swallow it.

restaurant

A place where you pay to sit down and eat a meal cooked for you.

night

The dark part of each day, when the sun is down and people sleep.

friend

A person you know well and like, who is not in your family.

shop

A place where you go to buy things.

counter

The long flat surface in a shop, bank, or kitchen where people are served or where work is done.

pub

A place, common in Britain, where people meet to drink beer, talk, and often eat.

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