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Meanings of high bar in English
Portuguese
barra fixa Catalan
barra horitzontal Gymnastic apparatus consisting of a bar supported in a horizontal position by uprights at both ends.
Usage of high bar in English
1
Such measures are rare because of the high bar proving lasting harm.
2
Isn't that a rather high bar for him to have to clear?
3
It rightly sets a very high bar -beyond reasonable doubt.
4
You set a high bar for Breakfast TV! Nine presenter Deborah Knight agreed.
5
A high bar for journalists doesn't seem to extend to management.
6
Even by world record standards, it sets a high bar for human performance.
7
We rightly set a very high bar for the Games and its legacy.
8
However, I think that I need to improve on parallel bars and high bar.
9
Set a high bar for yourself, starting with 35 boulder problems in a day.
10
There is, however, a high bar for such an action.
11
Federal regulations set a high bar for research on kids.
12
If anything, though, that 30-second dynamic suggests a high bar for quality and accessibility.
13
Rick Snyder, Schuette has a high bar to maintain the integrity of this process.
14
This is our first-ever Worldwide ListeningParty and REM has set a very high bar.
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So whoever followed Gucci Grace didn't have a very high bar set for her.
16
Captain Victoria Gates sets a high bar-butsomehow lets me sneak in under it.
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