Berm Meaning in English
word
ˈbɝm
BURM
bˈɜːm
BURM
释义
A berm is a narrow strip of raised ground, often beside a road, railroad, or canal. It can also mean a flat area constructed for protection or separation.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in technical or civil engineering contexts. Common in phrases like 'road berm,' 'railroad berm.' In the US, sometimes used for the shoulder of a road, though this is less formal. Not common in everyday speech.
Spanish: berma - talud (en carreteras)Portuguese (BR): berma - faixa de proteção (estrada)Portuguese (PT): berma - talude (via/estrada)Chinese (Simplified): 路肩 - 堤岸Chinese (Traditional): 路肩 - 堤岸Hindi: बरम - किनारा (सड़क या नहर के पास)Arabic: حافة (طريق) - رصيف ترابيBengali: বার্ম - বাঁধRussian: бермаJapanese: バーム - 盛土Vietnamese: gờ đất - dải đấtKorean: 버름 - 흙둑Turkish: set - seddeUrdu: برم - پشتہIndonesian: berm - tanggul
例句
There is a berm next to the highway.
basic
A berm protects the field from flooding.
basic
Workers built a berm along the canal.
basic
Cyclists should stay off the berm to avoid accidents.
natural
After heavy rain, the berm was washed away.
natural
Let's park the car on the berm until the road is clear.
natural