beach
noun[C]
uk/biːtʃ/us/biːtʃ/A1
anareaofsandorsmallstonesnear theseaor anotherareaofwatersuch as alake:
海滨,湖滨;海滩,沙滩Wespentthedayonthe beach.我们在海滩度过了一整天。
a beachcafé海滨咖啡馆
a beachtowel沙滩浴巾
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- Thecampsiteis in abeautifullocationnext to the beach.
- I took my two-year-oldnephewdown to the beach with hisbucketandspade.
- We took offourshoesandsocksandwalkedbarefootalong the beach.
- Theislandhas severalsmallstonybeaches which are usuallydeserted.
- A fewkilometresfrom thecrowdedbeaches of Spain'sMediterraneancoast, many once-thrivingvillagesstanddesertedand inruins.
Coasts & beaches
- barrier reef
- beachcomb
- beachcomber
- beachcombing
- beachfront
- coastal
- esplanade
- frontage
- groin
- maritime
- mudflat
- prom
- riviera
- seafront
- strand
- the Amalfi Coast
- the seashore
- the seaside
- tide pool
- tombolo
beach
verb[T]
uk/biːtʃ/us/biːtʃ/topullorforceaboat, etc. out of thewateronto theland:
把船从水里拖到岸上Theboathad been beached near therocks.船已经被拖到了海滩上的礁石附近。
Coasts & beaches
- barrier reef
- beachcomb
- beachcomber
- beachcombing
- beachfront
- coastal
- esplanade
- frontage
- groin
- maritime
- mudflat
- prom
- riviera
- seafront
- strand
- the Amalfi Coast
- the seashore
- the seaside
- tide pool
- tombolo