Bar in Tagalog

Bar in Tagalog translates to “Bar” (drinking establishment), “Bareta” (metal bar), “Hadlang” (barrier), or “Rehas” (prison bars) depending on context. This multifaceted English word covers entertainment venues, physical objects, legal professions, and obstacles in Filipino usage. Mastering these contextual variations enables learners to discuss everything from social gatherings to construction materials and legal matters with confidence in Tagalog conversations.

[Words] = Bar

[Definition]:

  • Bar /bɑːr/
  • Noun 1: An establishment where alcoholic drinks are served over a counter.
  • Noun 2: A long rod or rigid piece of wood, metal, or similar material.
  • Noun 3: A barrier or restriction to an action or advance.
  • Noun 4: The legal profession, especially the group of qualified lawyers.
  • Verb 1: To fasten something with a bar or bars; to prevent or prohibit.

[Synonyms] = Bar, Bareta, Hadlang, Rehas, Harang, Trangka, Pipitsugin, Piraso, Bakal na tubo

[Example]:

Ex1_EN: We met at the local bar downtown to celebrate her promotion at work.

Ex1_PH: Nagkita kami sa lokal na bar sa downtown para ipagdiwang ang kanyang promotion sa trabaho.

Ex2_EN: The workers installed steel bars on all the windows for extra security.

Ex2_PH: Nag-install ang mga manggagawa ng mga bakal na bareta sa lahat ng bintana para sa karagdagang seguridad.

Ex3_EN: His criminal record will bar him from entering certain countries for travel.

Ex3_PH: Ang kanyang criminal record ay hahadlang sa kanya na makapasok sa ilang bansa para sa paglalakbay.

Ex4_EN: She passed the bar exam on her first attempt and became a licensed attorney.

Ex4_PH: Pumasa siya sa bar exam sa unang pagsubok at naging lisensyadong abogado.

Ex5_EN: I bought a bar of dark chocolate as a treat for dessert tonight.

Ex5_PH: Bumili ako ng isang piraso ng dark chocolate bilang treat para sa panghimagas ngayong gabi.

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