Definition of «crossbar»

A crossbar is a horizontal bar that separates two sections or supports something above it. In some contexts, it can also refer to an additional support beam placed perpendicular to the main beams in a structure, such as a bridge or building. The term may also be used metaphorically to describe a decision-making process where options are weighed and compared before making a final choice.

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A crossbar is an essential component in a bicycle, connecting the two sides of the frame and providing structural stability.
In telecommunication, a crossbar switch is used to establish connections between different phone lines.
The gymnasium had a crossbar installed in its ceiling to support various hanging equipment, such as gymnastic rings and aerial silks.
The electrical panel in the house has a crossbar that connects the circuit breakers to the main power supply.
The woodworking table featured a crossbar at the back, allowing users to secure their projects in place while working on them.

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Sentences with «crossbar»

They insist the structural rigidity was already there, further enhanced by crossbars in the floor and front end, with more reinforcements in the doors and seat - attachment area. (articles.orlandosentinel.com)
Gyasi Zardes takes on follow U.S. international Miguel Ibarra in a friendly game of crossbar challenge! (lagconfidential.com)
yes, ox has hit crossbar 3 times and so he's been v.unlucky. (justarsenal.com)
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