berm in Polish
berm in Polish is odsadzka — berm means a raised bank or narrow ledge of earth, often used as a barrier, boundary, or to separate different levels of ground.
berm in Polish
odsadzka
A ledge between the parapet and the moat in a fortification.
What does "berm" mean?
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noun A raised bank or narrow ledge of earth, often used as a barrier, boundary, or to separate different levels of ground.
"Workers built a berm along the property line to control runoff."
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berm in a sentence
- Workers built a berm along the property line to control runoff.
- Mountain bikers carved through the berm on the turn.
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What is "berm" in Polish?
"berm" in Polish is odsadzka. berm means: A raised bank or narrow ledge of earth, often used as a barrier, boundary, or to separate different levels of ground.
How do you use "berm" in a sentence?
Example: "Workers built a berm along the property line to control runoff." In Polish, "berm" is odsadzka.
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