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"work behind a bar" - what exactly does it involve?

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Latest post Sun, Nov 9 2008 11:19 AM by MissLadybird. 2 replies.
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MissLadybird  +  585512 Sun, 09 Nov 08 11:07 AM
 In a book which gives some examples of common collocations in English I came across a phrase "I work behind a bar at the weekends to help pay for my studies". What kind of work is that? Serving customers and pouring drinks? Drinks Beer Cleaning tables?

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Mister Micawber  +  585515 Sun, 09 Nov 08 11:13 AM
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 The speaker is a bartender.
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MissLadybird, 1 yr 17 days ago
 Thanks for the prompt answer Smile
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