0 past simple and past participle of berth --
1 If a ship or boat berths or if you berth it somewhere, it is tied up and stays in that place: --
The ship berthed at Sydney.
One can understand that policing can be carried out in regard to boats that are berthed in this country, but what will be the position regarding foreign owners of boats?
Two vessels had to berth at the eastern breakwater in the outer harbour and approximately 80 vessels were berthed within the mooring basins or alongside the north pier.
In such a case, therefore, he wants the right, when his vessel has berthed, of seeking another ship.
It therefore does not know how much labour will be needed to unload the ship, or how long the ship will need to be berthed.
We want the ships berthed in the ports where they are to be manned.
The third point is that a nil declaration should be required when the ship is berthed.
Another option is to break up the submarines and store the reactor components intact at the sites where they are currently berthed.
He would get a message enabling those being paid off to be paid pretty well in full when the ship berthed, wherever that might be.
