The meaning of Camber

Camber – definition

noun
The slightly convex or arched shape of a road or other horizontal surface.
Usage examples:
A bend where the camber of the road sloped to a ditch

noun
A gradual slope down from the middle of a road to each edge, designed to make water to flow off it

外倾角, 弧形

Camber, Welving, Ronding, Boog

Courbure, Cambre, Bombement, Tonture, Bomber, Être bombé

Sturz, Wölben, Wölbung, Radsturz, Überhöhung, Überhöhen

वक्रता, उन्नतोदरता, उभाड़, ऊपरी तल की गोलाई, मेहराबदार आकृति

Campanatura, Curvatura, Arcuatura

캠버, 위로 휨, 위로 휘게 하다

Изгиб, Выпуклость, Кривизна, Изогнутость, Подъем, Выгиб, Бомбировка, Дужка крыла, Выгибать, Давать подъем, Строительный подъем

Comba, Combadura, Peralte, Arquearse, Combarse, Combar, Arquear

Word origin

late Middle English: from Old French cambre, dialect variant of chambre ‘arched’, from Latin camurus ‘curved inwards’.

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noun
The slightly convex or arched shape of a road or other horizontal surface.
Usage examples:
A bend where the camber of the road sloped to a ditch

noun
A gradual slope down from the middle of a road to each edge, designed to make water to flow off it

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