wall bars

wɔːl bɑːrz

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Definition of wall bars - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun, plural

gymnastics

exercise equipment with horizontal bars on a wall

The gymnast practiced her routine on the wall bars.
Children climbed up and down the wall bars energetically.
He installed wall bars in his home gym for workouts.

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exercise equipment with horizontal bars on a wall

Expressions with wall

stone wall

wall made from stone

The ancient castle had a strong stone wall.

wall in

surround someone or something with walls to keep inside

They tried to wall in the garden to keep animals out.

wall off

separate an area using a wall

They decided to wall off the garden for privacy.

wall up

isolate oneself from others

He walled up after the incident.

against the wall

adv.

in contact with a wall surface

The bookshelf is placed against the wall.

go over the wall

escape by climbing over a wall or barrier

The prisoner tried to go over the wall at night.

Expressions with bars

behind bars

adj.

in jail or prison

The notorious criminal is finally behind bars.

put behind bars

confine someone in prison

The judge decided to put him behind bars for his crimes.

jail bars

metal rods in a jail cell stopping people from leaving

He gripped the jail bars and shouted for help.

monkey bars

playground bars for climbing or swinging by the arms

The children played on the monkey bars after school.

bend the bars

break free from confinement or control

He managed to bend the bars and escape.

opening bars

first few measures in a piece of music

The opening bars set the mood for the whole song.

parallel bars

gymnastics event with routines on two horizontal bars

He won a gold medal in parallel bars.

uneven bars

gymnastics equipment with two bars at different heights

She practiced her routine on the uneven bars.

asymmetric bars

gymnastic equipment with two bars at different heights

She excelled on the asymmetric bars during the competition.

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French:espaliers, ...
German:Sprossenwand, ...
Italian:spalliere, ...
Spanish:barras de pared, ...
Portuguese:barras de parede, ...
Chinese:肋木, ...
Japanese:ウォールバー, ...
Arabic:قَضْبَان جِدَار, ...
Hebrew:סוּלָמוֹת שְׁוֵדִיִּים, ...
Russian:шведская стенка, ...
Ukrainian:шведська стінка, ...
Hindi:दीवार बार, ...
Bengali:ওয়াল বার, ...
Catalan:barres de paret, ...
Czech:žebřiny, ...
Danish:ribber, ...
Dutch:wandrekken, ...
Greek:μπάρες τοίχου, ...
Hungarian:bordásfal, ...
Khmer:ជណ្តើរហាត់ប្រាណជាប់ជញ្ជាំង, ...
Korean:철봉, ...
Persian:میله‌های دیواری, ...
Polish:drabinki, ...
Portuguese (BR):barras de parede, ...
Romanian:bare de perete, ...
Swedish:ribbstolar, ...
Thai:บาร์ออกกำลังกายติดผนัง, ...
Turkish:duvar barları, ...
Vietnamese:thang xà, ...

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