handle-bar i> handlebarr>;
2.b> 1) ; the bar in a barrel ;
2) .i> ; (i>);
3.b> , ; the bar of a door [a gate] [];
4.b> ; toll bar, the bar of a gatehouse ( ..i>);
5.b> 1) (, i>); as the sun went down there was a bar of red across the sky ; a bar of green fringed her skirt ;
2) .i> (i>);
6.b> pli> , (i>); behind the bars ;
7.b> 1) ; , ; the ship stuck fast on the bar , ;
2) .i> ;
8.b> .i> 1) i> ;
2) ;
3) ;
9.b> .i> ;
10.b> .i> 1) ;
2) ;
11.b> .i> 1) (i>);
2) pli> ; uneven / asymmetric / bars / ; parallel bars ;
3) ; he cleared the bar at two metres ;
4) (i>);
5) pli> , ;
6) ;
12.b> .i> 1) .i> ( i> i>); to get one's bars .i> ;
2) ; ;
3) / (.i> medal bar);
II
(.i> to) , ; ; ; bar to happiness , ; bar to economic development ; to let down the bars ; ..i> ; poor health may be a bar to success in one's studies ; language bar ;
bar line .i> ; bar mill ) ; ) .i> ;
colour barb> " ", ; to cross the barb> , .
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