berth
US /bɝːθ/
UK /bɝːθ/
1.
a ship's or aircraft's allotted place at a dock, pier, or airport
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The cruise ship secured its berth at the port.
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The plane was directed to its designated berth.
2.
a bunk or bed on a ship, train, or other form of transport
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I booked a lower berth for the overnight train journey.
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Each cabin on the ship had two comfortable berths.
1.
moor (a ship) in its berth
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The captain carefully berthed the large vessel.
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We watched as the ferry slowly berthed at the terminal.