Bari

/ˈbɑːri/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A unit of measurement in the metric system equal to 100,000 pascals, often used to measure atmospheric pressure.

The weather report indicated that the atmospheric pressure was 1,013 millibars, which is equivalent to 1.013 bar.

A place where alcoholic beverages are served, typically a counter where drinks are prepared.

After work, we decided to meet at the local bar to unwind.

A long rod or strip, often used as a barrier or for support.

He used a bar to secure the door in place during the storm.

verb

To prevent someone from doing something; to obstruct.

The security guard was instructed to bar anyone without a ticket from entering the concert.

From Latin 'Barium', referring to the city in Italy.

Bari's coastline

Refers to the picturesque beaches and coastal attractions of the city.

Bari's historical sites

Refers to the significant historical buildings and landmarks in Bari.

Apulia

A region in southern Italy where Bari is located.

Adriatic

The sea that borders the city of Bari.

A term used to describe a large quantity.

We had a bari of fun at the party!