berth

Everyday

1. A bed or bunk for sleeping on a ship or train. tree →
2. A place where a ship is tied up at a harbour. tree →
3. (phrase) «give a wide berth to» means keep well away from. tree →

In the lessons

a sleeping place given to a guest on a ship in a tale; «give a wide berth» in everyday talk

Examples

• The sailor gave me a berth in the cabin. tree →
• Give a wide berth to the bully. tree →
• The ship sailed into its berth at the harbour. tree →

Note

nothing for maths