Onshore Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɑnˌʃɔɹ

AHN-shor

UK

ˈɒnʃɔː

ON-shaw

التعريف

Located or happening on land or near the coast, especially compared to things in the sea. It can also refer to winds blowing from the sea toward the land.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Common in energy ("onshore wind farm") and oil/gas industries. Often contrasted with "offshore" (at sea). In meteorology, "onshore wind" always means wind blowing from sea to land. Generally slightly formal or technical.

• Spanish: en tierra - en la costa
• Portuguese (BR): em terra - na costa
• Portuguese (PT): em terra - na costa
• Chinese (Simplified): 岸上的 - 靠岸的
• Chinese (Traditional): 岸上的 - 靠岸的
• Hindi: तट पर - भूमि पर
• Arabic: على البر - على الساحل
• Bengali: স্থলভাগে - উপকূলে
• Russian: на суше - прибрежный
• Japanese: 陸上の - 陸上で
• Vietnamese: trên bờ - gần bờ
• Korean: 육상 - 연안
• Turkish: karada - kıyıya yakın
• Urdu: ساحل پر - خشکی پر
• Indonesian: di darat - dekat pantai

جمل نموذجية

The factory is located onshore near the port.

basic

Many oil wells are built onshore and offshore.

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The company invested in onshore wind farms.

basic

An onshore breeze brought a cool relief from the heat.

natural

After months at sea, the sailors were happy to be back onshore.

natural

There’s more job security in onshore positions than offshore roles.

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