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单词 shore
释义
shore
noun
uk
/ʃɔːr/us
/ʃɔːr/
B1[CorU]
thelandalong theedgeof asea,lake, orwideriver:
（海、湖或大河的）滨，岸
You canwalkformilesalong the shore.你可以沿着海岸走上数英里。
Theboatwas about amilefrom/off(the) shore when theenginesuddenlydied.船离岸边还有1英里左右时引擎突然熄火了。
See also
offshore
onshore
picture of shore
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on shore
on thelandand not in aship:
在岸上
Wewaiteduntil we were on shore beforerepairingthesails.我们等到上了岸才开始修帆。
shores[plural]literary
acountryorcontinentwith acoast:
临海国家（或大陆）
In 1992,Britainplayedhostto the first multi-racialSouthAfricanteamtovisitthese shores.1992年，英国作为东道主邀请第一支多种族南非球队访问该国。
More examples
  • We couldhearwavescrashingagainst the shore.
  • Thewavesgentlylappedthe shore.
  • Shestoodon the shore andletthewaterwashover hertiredfeet.
  • Under thewatchfuleyeoftheirmother, the twoboysplayedon the shore.
  • Wewalkedhandinhandalong the shore.
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Coasts & beaches
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  • beachcombing
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  • coastal
  • esplanade
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  • groin
  • maritime
  • mudflat
  • prom
  • riviera
  • seafront
  • strand
  • the Amalfi Coast
  • the seashore
  • the seaside
  • tide pool
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Terms for location & direction used at sea
(Definition ofshorefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

shore| American Dictionary

shore
noun[C/U]
us
/ʃɔr,ʃoʊr/
thelandalong theedgeof thesea, alake, or awideriver:
[U]Werodeinto thecityalong the shore of Lake Washington.
[pl]Although ithappenedfarfromourshores(= thiscountry), thedisasterhasaffectedmanyAmericans.
(Definition ofshorefrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofshore

shore
We of course welcome all this shoring up.
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From this cour tyard, cultural features occupy the majority of one's line of sight, and the surrounding shores are blocked from view.
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Moreover, the evidence on the uses of pension incomes demonstrates clearly their dual functions of protecting older people and shoring up wider family networks.
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Significant stands of mangroves are also found along small island shores of the tropics, and to a much lesser extent along some temperate shorelines.
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The unorthodox idea of music signifying bodily vulnerability is shored up with examples that make sense even if we don't concur.
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Further, he considers proposals for shoring up the competitive position of congressional challengers.
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At a minimum, existing programs could have been shored up, ensuring their long-term fiscal stability.
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Proposals aimed at shoring up parental responsibility/enabling parents to meet their responsibilities to their children and their employers.
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Additionally, lake shores are little influenced by river inflow and exhibit a transitional stage between oversupplied and sediment-starved conditions.
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After all, every one of these men had, since his youth, spent his career shoring up the integrity and strength of the nationstate.
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The origin of life on the shores of the ocean : physical and chemical conditions determining first appearance of biological processes.
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Mangroves only exist in brackish regions, savannas exist as scattered islands within the forest, and morichal is confined to swamps, streamsides and lake shores.
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However, there was considerable overlap in the wave exposure range of vegetated and non-vegetated shores.
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However, as these forces of globalization reach the national shores, they do not have identical consequences in every country.
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The novel shores up tradition, constructing a romance plot of (now mythic) proportions, providing a relatively conventional ending.
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Collocationswithshore

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eastern shore
Except at one point along itseasternshore, the island rises precipitously from the sea in cliffs more than 100ft m high.
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Wikipedia
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north shore
After making distress signals the crew, wearing cork lifebelts, abandoned the boat and swam towards thenorthshore.
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Hansard archive
Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
northern shore
The main outcrop studied is located on thenorthernshoreof the lake.
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