berg
berg
Definition
berg (bʉrg)
noun
Berg
Definition
Berg (berk; E berg)
Berg, Alban (äl′bän) 1885-1935; Austrian composer
berg
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- see: We saw towering tabular bergs around the ship being battered by the waves.
Adjective modifier
- tabular: We saw towering tabular bergs around the ship being battered by the waves.
- other: Eight other minor bergs have " calved " from B15 and drifted out of the Ross Sea region.
- huge: Russ and Koen, watching for whales from the monkey island, had seen the huge berg capsize alongside the ship.
- large: At the same time, Erebus, seeing another part of the large berg turned to starboard.
- big: Unfortunately £ 250 grand is just a very small tip of a very big ice berg.
- great: Now and again a great berg would capsize with a reverberant roar.
Noun used with modifier
- ice: Also the steel business is the tip of the ice berg the next enemy of the US is the EU economic power.
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