Definition Synonyms
Definition of berm - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
earth barrierTECH. US long raised pile of earth or sand for protectionTECH. US
- The berm protected the house from flooding.
2.
geographyTECH. US terrace of sand on a beachTECH. US
- The high tide left a berm on the beach.
3.
infrastructureRare US strip of land between street and sidewalkRare US
- The children played on the berm after school.
4.
miningTECH. US flat terrace on a mine slopeTECH. US
- The berms on the mine slope were clearly visible.
Images of berm

long raised pile of earth or sand for protection 
terrace of sand on a beach 
strip of land between street and sidewalk 
flat terrace on a mine slope
Origin of berm
Old Norse, bermr (edge)
Examples of berm in a sentence
They constructed a berm to mark the property boundary. Children played on the berm during low tide. The berm protected the inland from storm surges. The city planted flowers along the berm. Bicycles are not allowed on the berm. The workers rested on the berm during their break.
Safety regulations require a berm at each level of the mine.
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- French:berme, terrasse de sable, ...
- German:Böschung, Strandwall, ...
- Italian:berma, duna, ...
- Spanish:barrera de tierra, berma, ...
- Portuguese:talude, terraço de mina, ...
- Chinese:土堤, 沙堤, ...
- Japanese:土塁, 砂のテラス, ...
- Arabic:حاجِز تُرابي, حافَة رَمْلِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:סוֹלְלָה, רְכִס חוֹל, ...
- Russian:насыпь, песчаный вал, ...
- Ukrainian:берма, піщана тераса, ...
- Hindi:तटबंध, बालू की छत, ...
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