Shoreline Meaning in English
word
ˈʃɔɹˌɫaɪn
SHOR-line
ʃˈɔːlaɪn
SHAW-line
释义
The line where land meets a body of water such as an ocean, sea, lake, or river.
用法与细微差别
'Shoreline' usually refers to the visible edge of land along water, natural or altered by humans. Used for both large bodies like oceans and smaller ones like lakes. Sometimes interchangeable with 'coast' or 'beach', though 'shoreline' emphasizes the boundary line itself.
Spanish: orilla - línea costeraPortuguese (BR): linha costeira - margem (de lago/mar)Portuguese (PT): linha costeira - margem (de lago/mar)Chinese (Simplified): 海岸线Chinese (Traditional): 海岸線Hindi: तटरेखाArabic: خط الساحلBengali: তটরেখাRussian: береговая линияJapanese: 海岸線Vietnamese: đường bờKorean: 해안선Turkish: kıyı çizgisiUrdu: ساحلی لکیرIndonesian: garis pantai
例句
We walked along the shoreline collecting shells.
basic
The storm changed the shape of the shoreline.
basic
Birds were sitting on the rocks by the shoreline.
basic
There's a great hiking trail that follows the shoreline for miles.
natural
After the flood, a lot of debris washed up along the shoreline.
natural
People gather at the shoreline every evening to watch the sunset.
natural