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Mitsuo23 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
What is "full bar"?
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Would you explain the words I underlined in the sentence below? I can guess what "wheel over" means but can't be sure without knowing what "a full bar" is.
We draw a large airplane on the pavement with chalk and have a full bar wheeled over and parked next to the nose of the plane.
Thank you,
M
Would you explain the words I underlined in the sentence below? I can guess what "wheel over" means but can't be sure without knowing what "a full bar" is.
We draw a large airplane on the pavement with chalk and have a full bar wheeled over and parked next to the nose of the plane.
Thank you,
M
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Hi, Would you explain the words I underlined in the sentence below? I can guess what "wheel over" means but can't be sure without knowing what "a full bar" is. We draw a large airplane on the pavement with chalk and have a full bar wheeled over and parked next to the nose of the plane.
- Hi, Would you explain the words I underlined in the sentence below?
- I can guess what "wheel over" means but can't be sure without knowing what "a full bar" is.
- We draw a large airplane on the pavement with chalk and have a full bar wheeled over and parked next to the nose of the plane.
- 'A full bar' commonly means 'a complete selection of alcoholic drinks'.
- eg The hotel room contained a full bar.
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Hi,
Would you explain the words I underlined in the sentence below? I can guess what "wheel over" means but can't be sure without knowing what "a full bar" is.
We draw a large airplane on the pavement with chalk and have a full bar wheeled over and parked next to the nose of the plane.
Would you explain the words I underlined in the sentence below? I can guess what "wheel over" means but can't be sure without knowing what "a full bar" is.
We draw a large airplane on the pavement with chalk and have a full bar wheeled over and parked next to the nose of the plane.
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The story is about tequila, vodka, sake, and champlain, so it perfectly fits
Thank YOU!
M
Thank YOU!
M
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Oh, no,
So, what is the meaning of "wheel over"? It seems like my guess was wrong.
So, what is the meaning of "wheel over"? It seems like my guess was wrong.
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Hi,
In some places, a full bar may be placed on a cart with wheels, so that it can be wheeled from place to place, eg up and down the aisle of a passenger plane.
Clive
In some places, a full bar may be placed on a cart with wheels, so that it can be wheeled from place to place, eg up and down the aisle of a passenger plane.
Clive
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