pier
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The meaning (definition) of the word pier
a long walkway that sticks out over the water
The word pier used in a sentence
“We walked on the pier and looked at the fish below.”
Words that mean the same as pier (synonyms)
dockwharf
The plural of the word pier
piers
How the word pier is said around the world
| French | jetée (zhuhtay) |
| Spanish | muelle (mwaylyay) |
| Mandarin | 码头 (mǎ tóu) |
| Hindi | घाट (gaht) |
| Arabic | رصيف (rahseef) |
| Russian | пирс (pirs) |
| Portuguese (EU) | cais (kysh) |
| Portuguese (BR) | cais (kys) |
| Japanese | 桟橋 (sanbashi) |
| German | Pier (peer) |
| Urdu | گھاٹ (gaht) |
| Punjabi | ਘਾਟ (kaht) |
| Korean | 교각 (gyogag) |
| Hebrew | מֵזַח (mayzahkh) |
| Greek | αποβάθρα (apobathra) |
| Dutch | pier (peer) |
| Tagalog | pantalan (pahntahlahn) |
| Vietnamese | đê (day) |
| Turkish | iskele (iskayle) |
| Persian | اسکله (ayskaylay) |
| Polish | molo (mawlaw) |
| Ukrainian | пірс (pirs) |
| Bengali | পিয়ার (peer) |
| Swedish | pir (peer) |
| Italian | molo (mawloh) |
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