berg
noun[C]
uk/bɜːɡ/us/bɝːɡ/aniceberg
冰山
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Ice
- cryosphere
- flash-freeze
Examplesofberg
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They saw no sign of life on thebergnor on its ice-rafted ships, which appeared to have been abandoned.
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The first iceberg, a large tabularberg, had already been spotted at 0410.
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We saw a bigbergbreak yesterday, it was a loud crash.
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These did not result in tabular bergs of any great size, just large numbers of bergs of a vast variety of shapes and sizes.
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Big bergs started to break away from barrier.
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The survivors were marooned on an ice floe and driven against a largeberg.
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One of the other yachts narrowly missed destruction when thebergto which it was moored suddenly toppled over.
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Aberghit our martingale12 and displaced it, broke several iron fastenings.
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Bergclaims that dissimilation occurs because repetition is difficult to process.
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Bergalso explained gender resemblance by the existence of gender nodes.
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Berg's explanation of word class identity featured word class nodes, which send back activation to all items connected to them.
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Boat was lowered and immediately photo taken, also fine big bergs all about.
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Bergillustrates this with a set of anecdotes.
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Berg's music itself would have sounded strange to seventeenth century ears but his aims were much the same as theirs.
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Berg's book draws upon an impressive range of archive-based sources and secondary works listed in a useful bibliography.
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- threshing
- threshing floor
- threshing-floor
- threshing machine
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- threshold
- threshold effect
- threshold-effect
- threshold level
- threshold level
- threshold limit
- threshold limit
- threshold price
- threshold-price
- threshold requirement
- threshold test
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- threshold value
- threw
- thrice
- thrift
- thriftily
- thriftiness