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Definition of «pier»

A pier is a raised platform or walkway that extends out over water, typically supported by pillars or pilings. It can also refer to a long, narrow wooden structure built on piles over the water as a landing place for boats and ferries. In addition, it may mean an open-air gallery or promenade along the edge of a building or other elevated structure, providing access to views or recreational activities.

Usage examples

  1. The new restaurant was built on a pier, offering breathtaking ocean views to the diners.
  2. Tourists enjoyed strolling along the pier, soaking up the warm sunshine and taking pictures of the picturesque coastline.
  3. The fishermen gathered on the pier early in the morning, preparing their boats and equipment for a day of fishing.
  4. The storm damaged the pier, making it unsafe for people to walk on until repairs could be made.
  5. The carnival set up attractions and games on the pier, bringing joy and excitement to the local community.
  6. We sat on the pier, dangling our legs over the edge, and watched as the sun slowly set below the horizon.

Phrases with «pier»

Sentences with «pier»

  • A large number if people claim belief in god (s) because of pier pressure and to get along or profit in the societies they live in. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
  • The homes are just 60 - 80 sq. ft. in size, built on pier blocks so that they can be easily fork - lifted onto a trailer and relocated if necessary. (squareonevillages.org)
  • Stand on any eastern pier at dawn and listen to the surf break over the reef. (belize.com)
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