1. a sleeping place on a ship, train, or other vehicle
2. a place where a ship can dock or anchor
Usage: nautical
3. a job or position
Usage: informal

1. to dock or moor a ship
Usage: nautical
2. to provide with a sleeping place

Examples

• She reserved an upper berth on the overnight train.
• The cruise ship had comfortable berths for all passengers.
• The cargo ship found a berth at the busy port.
• He secured a berth as the team's new coach.
• The captain carefully berthed the yacht at the marina.
• The ferry berths at this dock every morning.
• Give him a wide berth if he's in a bad mood.