berth
nounUK /bɜːθ/
US /bɜːrθ/
A bed on a train or boat.
She slept in the top berth on the night train.
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2. A place where a ship can stop and stay safely.
The boat found a safe berth in the harbor.
3. A job or position, especially on a ship.
He found a berth as a cook on a big ship.
4. To bring a ship into a place where it can stay.
The captain berthed the ship next to the dock.