Bar

The term bar can refer to:

• bar, long piece of metal
  • torsion bar, element that connects the axes of suspension of a car
  • stabilizer bar, vehicle suspension component
  • Flinders bar, vertical bar that is placed inside a box on the side of a log
  • bar, little stick attached to a medal tape
  • separator bar or expansion barwhich is used in BDSM practices
  • purple barmechanical device used to retain two or more materials together
  • control barsbar used to control the nuclear fission reaction in nuclear power plants.
  • nail bar, tool used to remove nails.

Sports

• rod brava, football bloated (term used in Argentina).
• Spanish bar traditional Spanish sport that has its origins in the launch of the metal bars used in the most representative trades of each area.
  • Castilian bar, traditional Spanish sport.
  • Aragonese bartraditional Aragonese sport.
  • Basque bartraditional Basque sport.
• Fixed bar, horizontal bar or High bar, one of the modalities of male artistic gymnastics
• parallel bars, modality of male artistic gymnastics
• asymmetric bars, apparatus of female artistic gymnastics
• Balance bar, one of the apparatuses of female artistic gymnastics
• bar, training equipment used in weight training

Geography

• Playa de Barra, beach of the province of Pontevedra in Galicia (Spain).
• bar (relieve), ground formation in a body of water.
• Bar (Scotland), island that is part of the Foreign Hebrides (United Kingdom).

Heraldry

• barOne of the heraldic pieces.

Computer Science

• bar, root directory in Unix type systems.
• Toolbar, component of the graphical user interface to activate functions in an application.
• Status bar, component of the graphical user interface to display status information in an application.
• Menu bar, user interface area that presents the options of an application
• Address bar, web browser feature that accepts a URL to go to a website
• Taskbarbar that serves to find and control applications from various operating systems
• Spacebar, bar-shaped key that serves to insert a space
• sidebar, element of the graphical user interface that displays information on the side

People

• Barra, scientific abbreviation of the Spanish botanist Alfredo Barra Lázaro (1946-).
• Eduardo de la Barra, diplomat, engineer and Chilean writer

Security

• Anti-Pananic bar, mechanism that ensures easy opening of a door by driving the horizontal bar
• safety bars, metal structure that protects travelers from a vehicle

Typography

• bar (/), typographical character.
• vertical bar (SD).
• Reverse bar ().
• registered bar, typographical sign (Ø, Ł)

Gastronomy and restaurants

• salad bar, service in which the salad ingredients are offered
• Chocolate bar, candy bar-shaped chocolate
• bar bread, elongated piece of bread
• Nanaimo bar, dessert of Canadian origin
• energy bar, dietary supplement consumed by athletes
• barA bar counter.
  • bar, by extension, the bar service.

Others

• compass bar, sign used in musical notation.
• dance in bar, modality of dance, erotic in its origins.
  • Have bar, Have some nerve.
• barcode, code based on vertical lines containing certain information
• bar, lawyer, process of qualifying to practice law.
• monkey bars, recreational furniture composed of metal pieces or ropes by which children climb or climb
• lipstick, lipstick