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noun bəːɡbərɡ short for iceberg Example sentencesExamples - In the 1990s a berg the size of Oxfordshire broke off the Antarctic ice shelf and was widely hailed as proof of global warming.
- Eventually the berg struck the glacier with only a glancing blow, nevertheless breaking off enough of the ice tongue that maps of the region needed redrawing.
- The bergs, driven towards the lake outlet by katabatic winds, become stranded as they move into shallower waters.
- There are some antiseptic-blue overtones to it, too, and a whole spectrum of greens where the berg descends into the depths out of sight.
- Kooyman said the site visits confirm what the photographic evidence appeared to show: ice conditions produced by the collisions of the giant bergs with the shoreline
noun bəːɡbərɡ South African 1A mountain or hill. Example sentencesExamples - Hikes here are more often than not gentle strolls through the exquisite valleys. However, should the high berg beckon, it comes no higher than here.
- Higher up on the berg slopes we came across one of the Protea family that grow in selected spots in this mountain area.
- Snow is frequent in winter and the temperature, particularly on the high berg can plunge to a teeth-chattering minus 18C.
- When hiking in the berg it is always important to take into account the unpredictability of the weather and come prepared for any eventuality.
- The main problem with high berg caves is that they cannot be booked with any surety, since parties doing longer traverses from other areas often work on the assumption that these high altitude caves are seldom used, and they may get there before you.
Synonyms mountain, hill, height, alp, aiguille, serac, puy, crag, tor, inselberg - 1.1 The Drakensberg mountain range.
nounbərɡbərɡ short for iceberg Example sentencesExamples - In the 1990s a berg the size of Oxfordshire broke off the Antarctic ice shelf and was widely hailed as proof of global warming.
- Eventually the berg struck the glacier with only a glancing blow, nevertheless breaking off enough of the ice tongue that maps of the region needed redrawing.
- Kooyman said the site visits confirm what the photographic evidence appeared to show: ice conditions produced by the collisions of the giant bergs with the shoreline
- There are some antiseptic-blue overtones to it, too, and a whole spectrum of greens where the berg descends into the depths out of sight.
- The bergs, driven towards the lake outlet by katabatic winds, become stranded as they move into shallower waters.
nounbərɡbərɡ South African 1A mountain or hill. Example sentencesExamples - When hiking in the berg it is always important to take into account the unpredictability of the weather and come prepared for any eventuality.
- Higher up on the berg slopes we came across one of the Protea family that grow in selected spots in this mountain area.
- The main problem with high berg caves is that they cannot be booked with any surety, since parties doing longer traverses from other areas often work on the assumption that these high altitude caves are seldom used, and they may get there before you.
- Hikes here are more often than not gentle strolls through the exquisite valleys. However, should the high berg beckon, it comes no higher than here.
- Snow is frequent in winter and the temperature, particularly on the high berg can plunge to a teeth-chattering minus 18C.
Synonyms mountain, hill, height, alp, aiguille, serac, puy, crag, tor, inselberg - 1.1the Berg The Drakensberg mountain range.
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