| 单词 | barcode |
| 释义 | bar1 /bär/noun
Except, but for ORIGIN: OFr barre, from LL barra barˈful (Shakespeare barreˈfull) adjective Full of obstructions barrˈing noun The action of the verb preposition
barˈbell noun A bar weighted at the ends for weightlifting exercises bar billiards singular noun A small-scale version of billiards played in bars bar chart or bar graph noun A graph showing comparative quantities by means of rectangular blocks of varying proportional height barˈcode noun An arrangement, readable by computer, of thick and thin parallel lines, eg printed on, and giving coded details of, goods at a point of sale, library books, etc barˈcoded adjective barcode reader or barcode scanner noun An optical device which can read barcode data and translate them into digital signals for processing Bar Council noun The governing professional body of English barristers barˈfly noun (old inf) A drinker who spends his or her time in bars barfly jumping noun The sport of jumping onto a Velcro-covered wall and sticking there bar graph see bar chart above. barˈ-iron noun Iron in malleable bars barˈkeep noun (US) A person who serves drinks at a bar barˈkeeper noun The keeper of a refreshment bar or toll-bar bar line noun (music) A vertical line across the staff between each bar bar lunch or bar meal noun A light meal or snack available in a bar bar magnet noun A permanent magnet in the form of a straight bar barˈmaid, barˈman or barˈperson noun A woman, man or person who serves at a bar in a public house, etc barˈ-parlour noun A small room adjoining a bar in a public house barred code noun (telecommunications) Any dialled code that automatic exchange apparatus is primed to reject by connecting the caller no further than the number unobtainable tone barring-outˈ noun (obsolete) The shutting out of a schoolmaster from school by the pupils, to enforce demands barˈ-room noun (chiefly US) A room in which there is a bar, taproom (also adjective) bar-sinˈister see baton-sinister under baton bar slide noun A bar-shaped hair ornament bar stool noun A high stool suitable for sitting at a bar bar supper noun A bar meal available in the evening bar tack noun A straight stitch made at right angles to a buttonhole or other weak spot to strengthen it barˈtender noun A barman or barmaid barˈwood noun A red dyewood imported in bars from Africa at the bar
bar none (informal) With no exceptions behind bars In prison called to the bar Admitted as barrister or advocate called within the bar Made Queen's (or King's) Counsel in the UK |
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