I'd like to reserve a sleeping berth.
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3 translations across 3 languages.
37 total sentences available.
I'd like to reserve a sleeping berth.
Source: tatoeba (268929)
"What's up with Tom today? He almost slammed the door in my face when I came in behind him a minute ago." "He's just found out that Mary was promoted ahead of him and is now his line manager. Best give him a wide berth."
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The sailor retired to his berth early.
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The dogs on the housing estate all give Mary's cat a wide berth.
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Showing 4 of 37 available sentences.
Closest matches include bunk, mooring, position, slip, abide.
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