Sense: (especially Americancurb) an edging, usually of stone, round a raised area, especially a pavement
The old lady stepped off the kerb right in front of a car.
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 Afrikaans: sypaadjie |
 Arabic: حافَّة الرَّصيف |
 Bulgarian: бордюр |
 Brazilian: calçada |
 Czech: obrubník |
 German: der Randstein |
 Danish: kantsten |
 Greek: κράσπεδο |
 Spanish: bordillo |
 Estonian: (tee)ääris |
 Farsi: جدول؛ لبه جوی کنار خیابان |
 Finnish: reunakiveys |
 French: bordure de trottoir |
 Hebrew: שְׂפַת הַמִדרָכָה |
 Hindi: किनारा |
 Croatian: rub pločnika |
 Hungarian: járdaszegély |
 Indonesian: tepi trotoar |
 Icelandic: gangstéttarbrún |
 Italian: (bordo della strada), (co |
 Japanese: へり |
 Korean: (보도의) 연석(緣石) |
 Lithuanian: šaligatvio kraštas, bordi |
 Latvian: ietves mala |
 Malay: bebendul jalan |
 Dutch: stoeprand |
 Norwegian: fortauskant |
 Polish: krawężnik |
 Persian: زنجير،بازداشت،محدودهً دار |
 Pashto: خولو اښى، دكيزدې پړى يا ځ |
 Portuguese: calçada |
 Romanian: a doborî (la pământ), a |
 Russian: край тротуара |
 Slovak: obrubník |
 Slovenian: robnik pločnika |
 Serbian: ivičnjak |
 Swedish: trottoarkant |
 Thai: ขอบถนน |
 Turkish: kaldırım kenarı |
 Taiwanese: (人行道的)石頭路緣 |
 Ukrainian: обочина, узбіччя |
 Urdu: سڑک کی پیدل پٹری یا چبوتر |
 Vietnamese: lề đường |
 Chinese: 路边镶边石 |
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