to bartend
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3.4
- verb
- /ˈbɑːrˌtɛnd/
:
servir bebidas
- At night, he bartended at the club.
- bartend at night
- bartending job
- wait tables and bartend
I could get the line ready, I could clean, I could bartend, I could, you know, handle all sorts of cool stuff.
- I could get the line ready, I could clean, I could bartend, I could, you know, handle all sorts of cool stuff.
- He's sanitation, he's bartending whatever he can to support me and and my mom.
- I just you know, I was working at Universal Studios and bartending at night in Orlando, in Orlando to save money to move.
Examples
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Why not just bartend at Fleck's like Beth?
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Well, do you have experience bartending?
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I can bartend, we'll make it work...
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At what point did you decide to bartend full time?
Blog text (13) -
- So, do you like to bartend?
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I served and bartended at a college bar for a year.
Blog text (4) -
Are you bartending or singing tonight?
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I'd been bartending my parents' bar all summer, so I had cash.
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I'm bartending at the Claw today.
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He decided to bartend at a local pub to earn some extra money during the summer.
Synonyms
7
3.0
Provide alcohol to customers or guests
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word bartend is made of bar and tend, and tend means 'to take care of' or 'look after'. So to bartend is to 'take care of the bar' by serving drinks and managing the bar area.