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Meanings of "a bar" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 80 result(s)

English Spanish
General
cross bar on a ferris wheel aguador [m]
last coin minted from a bar cabo de barra [m]
use a bar to secure the door from the inside atrancar [v]
handle bar of a bicycle manillar [m]
a bar of un lingote (de oro) [m]
someone that spends much time in a bar parroquiano [m]
someone that works in a bar barman [m]
a bar of una barra (de mantequilla) [f]
a bar of soap una pastilla de jabón [f]
a bar of una pastilla (de jabón) [f]
a bar of una tableta (de chocolate) [f]
a bar of chocolate una tableta de chocolate [f]
bar used to keep closed a door tranca [f]
a bar of chocolate una barra de chocolate [f]
attach with a bar barrear [v]
lock with a bar barrear [v]
block with a bar bloquear con una barra [v]
hilt-bar of a sword arrial [m]
space-bar (a typewriter) espaciador [m]
blow with a bar trancazo [m]
hilt-bar of a sword arriaz [m]
handle-bar of a bicycle guía [f]
bar of cast-iron in a furnace hearth timpa [f]
bar across a door/window tranca [f]
bar a door atrancar [v]
bar (a door/window) trancar [v]
person who goes from table to table in an attempt to not pay for drinks (in a bar) alcuza (despectivo) [m] BOrare
hitting with a digging bar barretazo [m] PECL
commercial establishment, in particular a bar, disco, or restaurant chante (del inglés shanty) [m] CRteen
frozen fruit bar that is sold packed in a small, long plastic bag chup [m] PE
frozen fruit bar sold packed in a small, long plastic bag chupete [m] PE
frozen fruit bar that is sold packed in a small, long plastic bag marciano [m] PE
bar or counter in a bar or similar establishment estaño [m] ARUYdisused
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lonchero [m] CU
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lunchero [m] CU
glass of warm milk with a chocolate bar submarino [m] ARUY
last coin minted from a bar cabo de barra [m] disused
girl who works in a bar and attracts clients with her looks and personality bandera [f] BO:W,S,Crare
employee in a bar or night club who earns a percentage of what customers consume fichera [f] MXVE
coconut milk candy in the form of a thin bar canquiña [f] DO
theft of the belongings and clothing of a drunk person passed out in the street or at a bar lavada [f] BO
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lonchera [f] CU
cook at a snack bar or lunch counter lunchera [f] CU
bar or a club where groups of people meet parada [f] ARUY
rope, chain or bar used to tow a vehicle cuarta [f] UY
treat friends to drinks at a bar baldear las tripas [v] CL
Idioms
go no a bar crawl ir de bareo [v]
go no a bar crawl ir de bolinga [v]
go on a bar tour ir de bareo [v]
go on a bar tour ir de bolinga [v]
Speaking
a fight broke out in the bar se desató una pelea en el bar
we went to a bar yesterday ayer fuimos a un bar
Colloquial
do a bar crawl ir de chateo [v]
do a bar tour ir de chateo [v]
go on a bar tour ir de vindicarse [v]
go no a bar crawl ir de poteo [v]
go no a bar crawl ir de tascas [v]
go no a bar crawl ir de vindicarse [v]
go on a bar tour ir de poteo [v]
go on a bar tour ir de tascas [v]
go on a bar crawl alternar [v]
being a bar favorite de instale [adj] ECteen
go on a bar crawl tasquear [v] ES
go out to a dive bar chinganear [v] PECLdisused
Slang
a bar fly bebedor en exceso que frecuenta bares
a bar fly un borracho
bucket of bottles of beer served in a bar balde [m] CR
Law
pass a bar exam revalidar [v]
Engineering
working with a bar palenque [m] MX
worker who works with a bar barretero [m]
pry with a bar pinchar [v] AR
work with a bar barretear [v]
Technical
flange of a splice bar rama [f]
Printing
cross-bar of a chase crucero [m]
cross-bar of a chase crucero [m]
Mining
laborer who works with a bar puntista [m]
Music
a musical instrument consisting of a triangular metal bar that is played with a small hammer triángulo [m]
small, cylindrical percussion instrument made of copper, bronze, or wood, with grooves that produce sounds when rubbed with a metal bar, much like the guiro charrasca [f] VE
Arts
having a diagonal bar tronchado (heráldica) [adj]
having a diagonal bar tronchada (heráldica) [adj/f]

Meanings of "a bar" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 2 result(s)

Spanish English
Speaking
ayer fuimos a un bar we went to a bar yesterday
Slang
llevarse una mujer a casa (de un bar) pick up woman