Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Bars"
The meaning of "Bars" in various phrases and sentences
Q:
What does I got more bars than Scooter(rapper). mean?
A:
“bars” is a slang term used in the rap/hip hop genre that means lyrics. “i got more bars than scooter” essentially means the person has better lyrics than scooter. i hope this helped! let me know if you need me to clarify this more!
Q:
What does I found myself flying" over the handle bars" a couple of times mean?
A:
S/he had an accident riding a bicycle
Q:
What does Behind bars mean?
A:
imprisoned or in jail
Q:
What does We can put he behind bars where he belongs. mean?
A:
Put the guy in jail(behind bars) because he's a criminal (where he belongs)
Q:
What does hopping bars mean?
A:
Going from bar to bar in a short span of time/ visiting different bars in a short span of time.
People usually call it bar hopping. You can apply this to other places as well, such as cafe hopping.
"Let's go bar hopping today"
People usually call it bar hopping. You can apply this to other places as well, such as cafe hopping.
"Let's go bar hopping today"
Example sentences using "Bars"
Q:
Please show me example sentences with behind bars.
A:
@Medison112 The thief was thrown behind bars.
After 10 years behind bars, the prisoner was free.
After 10 years behind bars, the prisoner was free.
Synonyms of "Bars" and their differences
Q:
What is the difference between The bars and bistros within the plaza are always packed on the weekends. and The bars and bistros in the plaza are always packed on the weekends. ?
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They’re both okay, but the second sentence is more natural. We probably wouldn’t say “within.” “In” is better.
Q:
What is the difference between bars of chocolate and chocolate bars ?
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While they have the same meaning (and they actually do), there are connotations which sort of play a role
“13 chocolate bars” makes me think of 13 pre-wrapped and sold candy bars
“13 bars of chocolate” makes me think of 13 individual bars of chocolate that are like made for cooking purposes, like I think of it almost like a bar of gold or any other metal where it is used as storage and then melted down.
They do have the same meaning and both could be used in either scenario, but it’s just that one would be more likely than the other
“13 chocolate bars” makes me think of 13 pre-wrapped and sold candy bars
“13 bars of chocolate” makes me think of 13 individual bars of chocolate that are like made for cooking purposes, like I think of it almost like a bar of gold or any other metal where it is used as storage and then melted down.
They do have the same meaning and both could be used in either scenario, but it’s just that one would be more likely than the other
Translations of "Bars"
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? How do you call this "three bars" button? It is on apps, and I can see the menu when I click it.
A:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hamburger_button
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? How to call empty bars in different registration forms etc?
A:
“What do you call empty bars ... “. The empty bars themselves are called “blanks” or “blanks in the form”.
Q:
How do you say this in English (US)? bars that you draw on a piece of paper when you count in groups of five
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They are called tally marks. Four vertical lines and one diagonal.
Other questions about "Bars"
Q:
A: You'll be under bars if you keep swindling people out.
B: You'll be jailed if you keep swindling people out.
C: You'll be sent to a jail if you keep seindling people out.
D: You'll go to a jail if you keep seindling people out.
Does this sound natural?
B: You'll be jailed if you keep swindling people out.
C: You'll be sent to a jail if you keep seindling people out.
D: You'll go to a jail if you keep seindling people out.
Does this sound natural?
A:
A: You'll be BEHIND bars if you keep swindling people out.
B: You'll be jailed if you keep swindling people out.
B: You'll be jailed if you keep swindling people out.
Q:
I'm sure you'll be behind bars, because you've too many committed crimes. Does this sound natural?
A:
I'm sure you'll behind bars, because you've committed too many crimes.
Q:
I searched bars in yelp in downtown la, and there are so many of them. Don’t know what to pick Does this sound natural?
A:
I searched using yelp for bars in downtown la, and there are so many of them that I don’t know which one to pick.
Q:
What do you call this at bars?
Bars often offer 3 kinds of sake/beer/wine for paid tasting with mini cups.
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1. Sake flight
2. Sake sampler
3. Sake set
4. Do you have any proper words? Does this sound natural?
Bars often offer 3 kinds of sake/beer/wine for paid tasting with mini cups.
- - - -
1. Sake flight
2. Sake sampler
3. Sake set
4. Do you have any proper words? Does this sound natural?
A:
I know that with beer, whiskey & scotch, it is called a flight. With wine, it is called a tasting. Sorry, I don't know what it is for sake, but flight, sampling or tasting would be acceptable, IMO. And it is used in the singular. One set of three is called a flight or a sample.
Q:
About bars in Japan: Could you correct my sentences to more natural English please?
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At some cash-on delivery type bars, especially you are drinking at a counter bar, not seating table, when you get served the first drink and pay the bill, you will sometimes receive your charge with small dish or glass instead of money tray like this in the picture.
If you would like to behave as Japanese regular customers, you should put some more money on it for next drinks. By doing this, the bartender corrects the payment without permission from you, when you order drinks.
Does this sound natural?
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At some cash-on delivery type bars, especially you are drinking at a counter bar, not seating table, when you get served the first drink and pay the bill, you will sometimes receive your charge with small dish or glass instead of money tray like this in the picture.
If you would like to behave as Japanese regular customers, you should put some more money on it for next drinks. By doing this, the bartender corrects the payment without permission from you, when you order drinks.
Does this sound natural?
A:
At some cash-on-delivery-type bars, especially at the bar and not a table, when you pay for your first drink, you will sometimes receive your change in a small dish or glass, instead of a money tray (like in the picture).
If you would like to behave like a Japanese regular customer, you should put more money on it for your next drink. By doing so, the bartender corrects the payment automatically when you order drinks.
If you would like to behave like a Japanese regular customer, you should put more money on it for your next drink. By doing so, the bartender corrects the payment automatically when you order drinks.
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