英语词汇shore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

shore /ʃɔː $ ʃɔːr/ noun the land along the edge of a large area of water such as an ocean or lakeverbsswim to the shore She began to swim to the shore.reach the shore We finally reached the shore.prepositionson the shore She stood on the shore and waved.along the shore They walked hand in hand along the shore.on the shores of a sea/ocean/lake etc The holiday resort is on the shores of the Mediterranean.on shore (=on the land, not on a ship) We had a couple of hours on shore.off shore (=away from the coast) The island is about three miles off shore.a hundred metres/a couple of miles etc from the shore We could see a boat about a mile from the shore.THESAURUS: shore coast the land next to the sea: He lives on the south coast. | The Draugen oil field lies off the west coast of Norway. | The east coast of the United States was hit by a hurricane. beach an area of sand or small stones at the edge of the sea or a lake: Visitors come for the island’s golden beaches. | the sound of waves on a sandy beach | The hotel has its own private beach. | The long white beach was empty. | There was a small pebble beach. | How about a day at the beach? | I feel like going to the beach for a few days. the seashore the land at the edge of the sea, consisting of sand or rocks: He walked with her along the seashore. | You can hear the waves breaking on the seashore. the seaside BrE the areas or towns next to the sea where people go to enjoy themselves: We went on day trips to the seaside. | Brighton is a famous a seaside town. | a popular seaside resort (=a place where many people go for their holiday) | Oh I do love to be beside the seaside (=next to the sea - this is also a line from a well-known song). bank the land along the side of a river: a journey along the banks of the River Ganges | He swam over to the other bank. | The river burst its banks. the waterfront the part of a town or an area of land next to the sea, a river etc – used especially when talking about buildings near the water: The restaurant is down on the waterfront. | There is a waterfront bar in Montreal called “The Neptune”. the waterside also the lakeside the riverside the area at the edge of a lake, river etc: The mountains almost come down to the waterside. | We stayed in a rented villa on the lakeside. | A number of barges were hidden in the trees along the riverside. | There are beautiful riverside views.

词组	shore
释义	shore /ʃɔː $ ʃɔːr/ noun the land along the edge of a large area of water such as an ocean or lakeverbsswim to the shore She began to swim to the shore.reach the shore We finally reached the shore.prepositionson the shore She stood on the shore and waved.along the shore They walked hand in hand along the shore.on the shores of a sea/ocean/lake etc The holiday resort is on the shores of the Mediterranean.on shore (=on the land, not on a ship) We had a couple of hours on shore.off shore (=away from the coast) The island is about three miles off shore.a hundred metres/a couple of miles etc from the shore We could see a boat about a mile from the shore.THESAURUS: shore coast the land next to the sea: He lives on the south coast. \| The Draugen oil field lies off the west coast of Norway. \| The east coast of the United States was hit by a hurricane. beach an area of sand or small stones at the edge of the sea or a lake: Visitors come for the island’s golden beaches. \| the sound of waves on a sandy beach \| The hotel has its own private beach. \| The long white beach was empty. \| There was a small pebble beach. \| How about a day at the beach? \| I feel like going to the beach for a few days. the seashore the land at the edge of the sea, consisting of sand or rocks: He walked with her along the seashore. \| You can hear the waves breaking on the seashore. the seaside BrE the areas or towns next to the sea where people go to enjoy themselves: We went on day trips to the seaside. \| Brighton is a famous a seaside town. \| a popular seaside resort (=a place where many people go for their holiday) \| Oh I do love to be beside the seaside (=next to the sea - this is also a line from a well-known song). bank the land along the side of a river: a journey along the banks of the River Ganges \| He swam over to the other bank. \| The river burst its banks. the waterfront the part of a town or an area of land next to the sea, a river etc – used especially when talking about buildings near the water: The restaurant is down on the waterfront. \| There is a waterfront bar in Montreal called “The Neptune”. the waterside also the lakeside the riverside the area at the edge of a lake, river etc: The mountains almost come down to the waterside. \| We stayed in a rented villa on the lakeside. \| A number of barges were hidden in the trees along the riverside. \| There are beautiful riverside views.
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