Shore Meaning in English
word
/ˈʃɔɹ/
shor
/ʃˈɔː/
shaw
释义
The shore is the land along the edge of a sea, lake, or river. It is the place where water meets land.
用法与细微差别
Most commonly used for the edge of the sea, but it can also refer to lakes and rivers. 'Shore' is a general word; 'beach' usually suggests sand, while 'coast' often refers to a larger coastal region. Common phrases include 'on shore', 'offshore', and 'come ashore'.
Spanish: orilla - costaPortuguese (BR): costa - margemPortuguese (PT): costa - margemChinese (Simplified): 岸边 - 海岸Chinese (Traditional): 岸邊 - 海岸Hindi: किनारा - तटArabic: شاطئ - ضفةBengali: তীর - কিনারাRussian: берегJapanese: 岸Vietnamese: bờKorean: 해안 - 물가Turkish: kıyıUrdu: کنارہIndonesian: pantai - tepi (danau/sungai)
例句
We walked along the shore at sunset.
basic
A small boat reached the shore safely.
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Children found shells near the shore.
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We could see the lights from the shore as the ferry pulled away.
natural
After hours in the water, getting back to shore felt amazing.
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They built a few cabins just off the shore of the lake.
natural