Snack Bar

Pronunciation: /snæk bɑːr/

Definitions of snack bar

noun a small establishment where light meals or snacks are served

Example Sentences

A1 I bought a chocolate bar at the snack bar.

A2 The snack bar at the cinema sells popcorn and drinks.

B1 We decided to grab a quick bite at the snack bar before the movie.

B2 The snack bar in the hotel lobby offers a variety of sandwiches and pastries.

C1 The snack bar on the beach had a selection of fresh fruit and smoothies.

C2 The upscale snack bar in the shopping mall served gourmet snacks and artisanal coffee.

Examples of snack bar in a Sentence

formal The hotel lobby has a snack bar where guests can purchase light refreshments.

informal Let's grab a quick bite at the snack bar before the movie starts.

slang I'm craving some snacks, let's hit up the snack bar at the mall.

figurative The library is like a snack bar for knowledge, offering a variety of resources to satisfy your intellectual hunger.

Grammatical Forms of snack bar

• past tense: snacked
• plural: snack bars
• comparative: more snack bar
• superlative: most snack bar
• present tense: snack bar
• future tense: will snack bar
• perfect tense: have snacked bar
• continuous tense: snacking bar
• singular: snack bar
• positive degree: snack bar
• infinitive: to snack bar
• gerund: snacking bar
• participle: snacked bar

Origin and Evolution of snack bar

First Known Use: 1930 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The term 'snack bar' originated in the United States.

Evolution of the word: Originally used to describe a small counter or stall where snacks and light meals were served, the term 'snack bar' has evolved to refer to a small establishment or area within a larger facility where snacks and light refreshments are sold.