Pronunciation: /ˈɛnərʤi bɑr/
noun a type of snack or food product that is designed to provide a quick source of energy, often containing ingredients such as nuts, seeds, and dried fruits
A1 I like to eat an energy bar before going for a run.
A2 She always keeps an energy bar in her bag in case she gets hungry.
B1 Energy bars are a convenient snack for busy days.
B2 The energy bar I had after my workout was delicious and gave me a boost of energy.
C1 Nutritionists recommend consuming energy bars with natural ingredients for sustained energy levels.
C2 The market offers a wide variety of energy bars catering to different dietary preferences and fitness goals.
formal The athlete consumed an energy bar before the race to boost their performance.
informal I always keep an energy bar in my bag in case I get hungry during the day.
slang I grabbed an energy bar for a quick snack on the go.
figurative Her positive attitude was like an energy bar that fueled the team's motivation.
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