Oceanside Meaning in English
word
ˈoʊʃənˌsaɪd
OH-shun-side
ˈəʊʃənsaɪd
OH-shun-side
Definition
Located next to or very close to the ocean; describes a place or area by the sea.
Usage & Nuances
"Oceanside" is commonly used as an adjective ("oceanside house"), but can also be a noun for locations by the sea. It’s more common in American English. Don’t confuse it with "seaside," which is more common in British English.
Spanish: junto al mar - costero (al lado del océano)Portuguese (BR): à beira-mar - litoral (ao lado do oceano)Portuguese (PT): à beira-mar - litoral (junto ao oceano)Chinese (Simplified): 海边 - 靠海Chinese (Traditional): 海邊 - 靠海Hindi: समुद्र तट पर - महासागर के किनारेArabic: على شاطئ المحيط - ساحلي (على المحيط)Bengali: সমুদ্রতীর - সমুদ্রপাড়Russian: на побережье океана - у океанаJapanese: 海辺（うみべ） - オーシャンサイドVietnamese: bờ biển đại dươngKorean: 바닷가 - 오션사이드Turkish: okyanus kenarıUrdu: ساحلِ سمندرIndonesian: tepi laut - pinggir laut
Example Sentences
They bought an oceanside house for their vacation.
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The oceanside park is a great place to relax.
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We had lunch at an oceanside café.
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Living oceanside means you can fall asleep to the sound of the waves.
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"Let’s meet at the oceanside boardwalk after sunset," she suggested.
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It’s hard to beat an oceanside view for a romantic dinner.
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