kerb Antonyms
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Meaning of kerb
Wordnet
kerb (n)
an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)
Webster
kerb (n.)
See Curb.
kerb Sentence Examples
- The kerb along the road was painted bright yellow to make it more visible to drivers.
- He tripped over the kerb and fell into the gutter.
- The car scraped against the kerb as it turned the corner.
- The kerb was lined with a row of colorful flowers, creating a beautiful display.
- The city council voted to install ramps at all the kerbs to make them more accessible for people with disabilities.
- The kerb served as a boundary between the sidewalk and the street, preventing pedestrians from stepping into traffic.
- The uneven kerb made it difficult for the wheelchair user to navigate the sidewalk.
- The kerb was used as a makeshift seating area for people waiting for the bus.
- The bus driver signaled the passengers to wait behind the kerb until the bus came to a complete stop.
- The kerb was a popular spot for skateboarders to perform tricks, much to the annoyance of nearby residents.
FAQs About the word kerb
an edge between a sidewalk and a roadway consisting of a line of curbstones (usually forming part of a gutter)See Curb.
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The kerb along the road was painted bright yellow to make it more visible to drivers.
He tripped over the kerb and fell into the gutter.
The car scraped against the kerb as it turned the corner.
The kerb was lined with a row of colorful flowers, creating a beautiful display.
