n. 卧铺，舱位，铺位；停泊处，泊位，锚地；差事；（非正式）处境，所处的地位
v. （使船）停泊；靠码头；为……提供铺位
n. （Berth）（美、法、德、丹）贝特（人名）
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复数
berths
第三人称单数
berths
现在分词
berthing
过去式
berthed
1.There berth a fleet of ships at half-mast.
停着一条收帆的船队，桅杆。
2.He gave the dog a wide berth.
他远远避开那条狗。
3."They know who we are and they give us a very wide berth to operate in," he says.
“他们知道我们是谁，并且他们给我们非常广泛的操作空间”，他说。
4.there might seem little room left for one-upmanship beyond fitting yet more gold-plated taps and a mini-submarine berth.
不是“预留一个小舱室，为了以后安装更多镀金水龙头和微型潜艇泊位，好胜人一筹”
5.Cost: 1st Class two-berth US$1720; 2nd Class US$875; 3rd Class US$405
费用：头等 双人铺位 1720美元；二等 875美元 ；三等 405美元
6.I Prefer a lower berth.
我要下铺。
7.Yes, Sir. I'll need your car and berth number.
是的，先生，请给我你的车名和卧铺号码。
8.Similarly when we were taking a journey to Xi 'an, I found the lower berth was priced higher than the upper berth.
同样，在坐火车去西安时，下铺的票价也比上铺高。
9.Where did the ship berth?
船停在何处?