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bollard: noun
bollard

bollard <a bollard; bollards> N

شمعة لربط المراكب

مَرْبِطُ الحِبَال

عمود لشد الحبال

مَكَان رَبْط الْحِبَال

bollard NAUT

عمود ربط الحبال في المراكب

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The most expensive bollards can stop vehicles at speeds of about 50mph kph. en.wikipedia.org

In 2005, during a storm, she ripped several huge bollards out of the jetty concrete, but failed to break free entirely. en.wikipedia.org

This design uses a self-locking taper to enable bollards to be easily removed and relocated. en.wikipedia.org

The work included the redesign of the existing car parking area, resurfacing with tarmacadam, granite sets, granite flags, limestone pavers and the erection of limestone bollards. www.meathchronicle.ie

For safety, bollards (posts) have been placed along the west edge of the trail to keep vehicles off the trail. en.wikipedia.org

As a working port, the sea front had fishing-smacks, skiffs, caques and other vessels moored up to the bollards. en.wikipedia.org

Other systems use retractable cones or bollards which are built into the road, or retractable fences which can divert traffic from a reversible ramp. en.wikipedia.org

Three lanes total, with the centre lane reversible using manual placement of plastic bollards. en.wikipedia.org

The iconic stripy girders are there, together with the beech dancefloor projected by bollards which became trickier to negotiate as long nights progressed. www.mirror.co.uk

Mooring bollards are seldom exactly cylindrical, but typically have a larger diameter near the top to discourage mooring warps (docklines) from coming loose. en.wikipedia.org

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