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| bar |
bar
cafe
saloon
buffet
|
| barra |
bar
rod
slash
stick
helm
|
| sbarra |
bar
barrier
tiller
stroke
|
| barretta |
bar
|
| battuta |
bar
beat
stroke
bat
serve
blow
|
| asta |
rod
shaft
pole
bar
boom
dipstick
|
| banco |
bench
desk
counter
bank
stand
bar
|
| misura |
measure
gauging
measurement
size
proportion
step
|
| tavoletta |
tablet
bar
table
slab
cake
tabloid
|
| spranga |
bar
|
| lingotto |
ingot
bar
|
| barriera |
barrier
barrier
hedge
bar
hurdle
|
| ferro |
iron
bar
rod
chains
instruments
|
| osteria |
tavern
pub
bar
public house
|
| stanga |
bar
shaft
|
| barra di sabbia |
sandbar
bar
|
| limite |
limit
boundary
bound
extent
borderline
end
|
| restrizione |
restriction
restraint
reservation
qualification
stint
astriction
|
| escludere |
exclude
rule out
bar
disqualify
leave out
debar
|
| sbarrare |
bar
block
cross
open wide
strike out
|
| impedire |
prevent
keep
impede
hinder
inhibit
obstruct
|
| ostacolare |
hinder
impede
hamper
obstruct
prevent
interfere
|
| barrare |
bar
|
| chiudere |
close
shut
end
seal
turn off
enclose
|
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Esempi
”“It would take two weeks to get a letter to Fedgley,” drawled Rew, leaning forward against the bars of the cell.
” He pointed through the bars.
Regaining some composure, Deadman held the pod out to him through the iron bars.
A cage of light linked them, angled bars springing into being between the columns, until the duke was imprisoned between the four.
”Sontiny pushed his face through the bars of his cage and peered blearily past Rel.
Blood speckled the ruined iron bars of the cell and streaked along the floor as if one of the prisoners had been dragged violently across the broken metal and then hauled away.
It was as if the lad’s trousers were lined with lead bars.
”The two rangers peered at three youths locked on the other side of a wall of thick, iron bars.
Two other modalmen hurried up to take it away while another stuffed Tuvacs back into the cage and locked his manacles to the cage bars.
His arms were thick, like that of a laborer, but he held himself with a confidence unusual for one on the wrong side of the bars of a jail cell.
He had groveled around like a dog behind those bars before God took mercy and spoke to him.
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