noun a built-in bed or bunk, typically on a ship or train
verb to bring a ship into its designated spot at a dock or pier
A starting position or place in a race or competition
A designated location on a ship or boat where a vessel can be secured or docked
A designated location at an airport where an aircraft can park or be parked
A designated sleeping space or accommodation, such as a bunk or bed
A designated space for a vehicle to stop or park
In the context of a writer, 'berth' can refer to a designated space in a ship or train where the writer can rest or work while traveling.
For a psychologist, 'berth' may be used metaphorically to describe a client's sense of safety and security within the therapeutic relationship.
A marine biologist may use 'berth' to refer to a specific location or area where a particular species of marine life is found or resides.
In logistics, 'berth' can refer to a designated space in a port where a ship can dock to load or unload cargo.
For a train conductor, 'berth' can mean a sleeping compartment or bed in a sleeper car on a train.