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masculine
/baʁ/
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Translation
bar
Word origin
Borrowed in the modern sense ('drinking establishment, counter') from English bar, which itself came from Old French barre ('bar, barrier').
- Origin
- English
- Root
- bar
- English cognates
- bar, barrier
Grammar
Gendermasculine
Pluralbars
Examples
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Let's meet at the local bar at eight.
' .
This bar stays open until two in the morning.
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He always orders the same thing at the bar.
l' ' minuit.
The hotel bar stays open until midnight.
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We had sea bass at the restaurant last night.
' .
I'll wait for you at the bar near the station.
citron.
The chef prepared a sea bass with lemon.
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