Lakeshore Meaning in English
word
ˈɫeɪkˌʃɔɹ
LAYK-shor
ˈleɪkʃɔː
LAYK-shaw
释义
The area or land right next to the edge of a lake.
用法与细微差别
Mostly used in descriptive or geographical contexts. Often paired with words like 'walk', 'house', 'property', or 'view'. Can be replaced by 'lakefront' in some cases, but 'lakeshore' specifically refers to the natural edge.
Spanish: orilla del lagoPortuguese (BR): margem do lagoPortuguese (PT): margem do lagoChinese (Simplified): 湖岸Chinese (Traditional): 湖岸Hindi: झील का किनाराArabic: ضفة البحيرةBengali: হ্রদতীরRussian: берег озераJapanese: 湖岸Vietnamese: bờ hồKorean: 호숫가Turkish: göl kıyısıUrdu: جھیل کا کنارہIndonesian: tepi danau
例句
We had a picnic on the lakeshore.
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There are many birds living near the lakeshore.
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The children played on the sandy lakeshore.
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They built a cabin right on the lakeshore for summer weekends.
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Sunsets at the lakeshore are absolutely stunning here.
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Let’s take a long walk along the lakeshore and talk.
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