Phrases with «kerb»

The word "kerb" refers to the raised edge of the pavement or road, usually made of stone or concrete. It acts as a barrier between the road and the footpath, helping define the borders and preventing vehicles from driving onto the sidewalk. Full definition

Sentences with «kerb»

I'm not so sure about the graphics, but there's no arguing with the intent or the anorexic 1140 kg kerb weight of this ultimate go - faster Mini. (evo.co.uk)
Ideally, you should exit nicely along and parallel with the exit kerb on the right then move immediately left to the middle of the road for Luffield One. (evo.co.uk)
As the bike is light with kerb weight of 98 kg, hence the bike has tubeless tyres. (policybazaar.com)
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Phrases with «kerb»

Sentences with «kerb»

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