berth
//bɜːθ//
Noun
berthSingular
berthsPlural
1
A built-in bed or sleeping place on a ship, train, or other vehicle.
I reserved an upper berth on the overnight train.
2
A place at a wharf or dock where a ship can be moored.
The cargo ship was assigned a berth at the harbor.
3
A position or job, especially on a ship or in a sports team.
He earned a berth on the national soccer team.
Verb
berthInfinitive
berthsPresent tense
berthedPast tense
berthedPast participle
berthingPresent participle
berthsThird-person singular
1
To bring a ship into a berth or mooring place.
The captain berthed the ship at the harbor.
2
To provide with a sleeping place.
The hotel can berth up to 200 guests.