berthing

UK
/ˈbɜːθɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɝːθɪŋ/
berthingnoun
berthings
pl
Translations
The ship's berthing was delayed due to bad weather.
Швартовка корабля была задержана из-за плохой погоды.
The yacht found a berthing at the marina.
Яхта нашла причал в марине.
Additional translations
место стоянки
Definitions
The act or process of mooring a ship or boat to a dock or quay.
The captain skillfully managed the berthing of the vessel at the crowded harbor.
A designated place where a ship or boat is moored.
The marina has several berthings available for rent during the summer season.
The act or procedure of bringing two spacecraft into physical contact and attaching them securely.
Successful berthing of the cargo module with the space station occurred after several hours of careful maneuvering.
berthingadjective
UK
/ˈbɜːθɪŋ/
US
/ˈbɝːθɪŋ/
Used attributively for facilities, areas, or capacity connected with providing berths.
Definitions
Relating to the accommodation or placement of vessels in berths.
Port authorities are investing in additional berthing infrastructure to handle larger ships.
berthverb

berthing

Gerund

berthed
Past Simple
berthed
Past Participle
berthing
Gerund
UK
/bɜːθ/
US
/bɝːθ/
Translations
The ship will berth at the port tomorrow morning.
Корабль будет швартоваться в порту завтра утром.
Additional translations
становиться на стоянку
Definitions
To bring a ship to a dock or anchorage.
The captain decided to berth the ship at the nearest port to avoid the storm.
To provide a sleeping place for someone, especially on a ship or train.
The crew managed to berth all the passengers comfortably for the overnight journey.
To dock at a berth; to come alongside a pier or quay.
The ferry berthed at the terminal shortly after dawn.
berthnoun
Definitions
A fixed bed or bunk on a ship, train, or other means of transport.
I reserved a lower berth for the overnight train journey.
A place where a ship is moored or docked.
The captain guided the vessel into its berth at the harbor.
A job or position, especially one that is considered secure or easy.
He managed to secure a comfortable berth in the company's marketing department.
A sufficient distance for maneuvering a ship; a safe distance.
The ship maintained a wide berth from the rocky shore to avoid any accidents.
In sports, a place secured in a competition, tournament, or lineup.
Their late-season surge earned them a berth in the playoffs.
berthadjective
Definitions
Relating to or associated with a berth (sleeping accommodation or docking space).
We bought berth tickets for the overnight sleeper train.