英语词汇ocean的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

ocean /ˈəʊʃən $ ˈoʊ-/ noun the great mass of salt water that covers most of the Earth’s surfaceadjectivesthe deep ocean Many strange creatures live in the deep ocean.the open ocean (=the part of the ocean that is away from land) These sharks always stay out in the open ocean.a vast ocean There is a vast ocean between the two countries.the blue ocean She gazed out at the blue ocean.verbscross the ocean Could early settlers have crossed the ocean in boats like these?ocean + nounsthe ocean floor The bodies of these creatures fall to the ocean floor when they die.ocean currents The spilt oil was carried away by ocean currents.an ocean voyage I was afraid I would get bored on a long ocean voyage.an ocean wave They fell asleep to the sound of ocean waves.an ocean liner The family sailed to America on an ocean liner.an ocean view We wanted a room with an ocean view.ocean water Ocean water contains salt.prepositionsin the ocean I love swimming in the ocean.by the ocean I spent many afternoons sitting by the ocean.on the ocean (=next to the ocean or sailing on it) The house was right on the ocean. | After six days on the ocean, we landed at Bremerhaven (= sailing on it).across the ocean They sailed across the ocean.phrasesin the middle of the ocean (=in the part that is far from land) We were in the middle of the ocean with no hope of being rescued.at/on the bottom of the ocean The ship is now at the bottom of the ocean.the depths of the ocean also the ocean depths They will explore the depths of the ocean. | Life in the ocean depths poses many special problems.the surface of the ocean The birds fly only inches above the surface of the ocean.the waters of the ocean The dark waters of the ocean glittered in the moonlight.Ocean is used especially in American English. In British English, people usually say sea, except when they are talking about particular areas of water such as the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean.

词组	ocean
释义	ocean /ˈəʊʃən $ ˈoʊ-/ noun the great mass of salt water that covers most of the Earth’s surfaceadjectivesthe deep ocean Many strange creatures live in the deep ocean.the open ocean (=the part of the ocean that is away from land) These sharks always stay out in the open ocean.a vast ocean There is a vast ocean between the two countries.the blue ocean She gazed out at the blue ocean.verbscross the ocean Could early settlers have crossed the ocean in boats like these?ocean + nounsthe ocean floor The bodies of these creatures fall to the ocean floor when they die.ocean currents The spilt oil was carried away by ocean currents.an ocean voyage I was afraid I would get bored on a long ocean voyage.an ocean wave They fell asleep to the sound of ocean waves.an ocean liner The family sailed to America on an ocean liner.an ocean view We wanted a room with an ocean view.ocean water Ocean water contains salt.prepositionsin the ocean I love swimming in the ocean.by the ocean I spent many afternoons sitting by the ocean.on the ocean (=next to the ocean or sailing on it) The house was right on the ocean. \| After six days on the ocean, we landed at Bremerhaven (= sailing on it).across the ocean They sailed across the ocean.phrasesin the middle of the ocean (=in the part that is far from land) We were in the middle of the ocean with no hope of being rescued.at/on the bottom of the ocean The ship is now at the bottom of the ocean.the depths of the ocean also the ocean depths They will explore the depths of the ocean. \| Life in the ocean depths poses many special problems.the surface of the ocean The birds fly only inches above the surface of the ocean.the waters of the ocean The dark waters of the ocean glittered in the moonlight.Ocean is used especially in American English. In British English, people usually say sea, except when they are talking about particular areas of water such as the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean.
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