🇬🇧 Bar meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

A bar is something that has been shaped into a solid, long rectangle, kind of like a little brick. Many things can be made into bars, like soap, chocolate, gold, or even some kinds of cheese. You can usually hold a bar in your hand, and its long, straight sides and flat surfaces make it easy to stack, line up, or wrap.

I hid a bar of chocolate in my math book because no one ever opens that.

Grandpa said he was rich, then showed us his treasure: a bar of cheese shaped like a gold bar.

I trained my dog to sit, but he only obeys if he sees a bar of treats in my hand.

I told my teacher my brain needs a candy bar to think better; she said my brain can snack later.

I used a bar of soap as a toy car until it took a wrong turn into the toilet.

A small girl finds a long wooden bar on the floor. She lifts the bar; it is heavy. On the table are a bar of soap and a chocolate bar. She puts the long bar across the small door. The kitten cannot pass under the bar and the girl smiles.

This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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