bar w języku angielskim

barrier▼noun
structure that bars passage

baryon▼noun
heavy subatomic particle

baryonic▼adjective
of or pertaining to baryons

barista▼noun
person who prepares coffee in a coffee shop for customers

barista▼noun
person who prepares coffee in a coffee shop for customers

barque▼noun
sailing vessel, all masts but sternmost square-rigged

shoulder▼noun
joint between arm and torso

barge▼noun
coastal trading vessel

barge▼noun
flat-bottomed bulk carrier mainly for inland waters

barcarolle▼

barcarole▼noun
piece of music composed in imitation of such a song

barcarole▼noun
Venetian folk song

fishing boat▼noun
boat used for fishing

launch▼noun
largest boat belonging to a ship of war

barkentine▼

barquentine▼noun
sailing vessel

den▼noun
home of certain animals

pallet▼noun
an improvised bed

shakedown▼noun
an improvised bed

barkeeper▼

barman▼

bartender▼noun
person who works in a bar

mixologist▼noun
person who creates cocktails

barmaid▼noun
woman who serves in a bar

bartender▼noun
person who works in a bar

barn▼noun
unit

Barnaby▼

Barnabas▼noun
An early Christian

Barnabas▼noun
male given name

Barnabite▼noun

Barnaul▼noun
city in Russia

baro-▼

baroballistic▼

food truck▼noun
A van that serves hot food to customers

barocyclonometer▼noun

barograph▼noun

barogram▼noun

Baroque▼noun
period in architecture

Baroque▼noun
period in art

Baroque▼noun
period in music