Bollard ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Bollard ( noun )

1. A short, vertical post, typically made of metal or concrete, that is used to secure an area or to control the flow of vehicles and pedestrians.
2. A post used to tie up boats in a marina or harbor.

Origin:

The word bollard comes from the middle english word bollere, which means a post or a pillar. it is believed to have originated from the old french word bolle, which means a knob or a protuberance.

Examples:

1. The bollard at the entrance of the parking lot was hit by a truck last night.
2. The bollard on the quay held the boat steady as the tide rose.
3. The bollards were erected around the perimeter of the park to prevent vehicles from entering.
4. The police officer stood behind the bollard as he directed traffic.
5. The bollard was painted bright yellow to make it more visible.

(As a verb)

Bollard ( verb )

1. A short, vertical post, typically made of metal or concrete, that is used to secure an area or to control the flow of vehicles and pedestrians.
2. A post used to tie up boats in a marina or harbor.

Origin:

The word bollard comes from the middle english word bollere, which means a post or a pillar. it is believed to have originated from the old french word bolle, which means a knob or a protuberance.

Examples:

1. The bollard at the entrance of the parking lot was hit by a truck last night.
2. The bollard on the quay held the boat steady as the tide rose.
3. The bollards were erected around the perimeter of the park to prevent vehicles from entering.
4. The police officer stood behind the bollard as he directed traffic.
5. The bollard was painted bright yellow to make it more visible.