ashore

副词上岸; 上陆; 在岸上; 在陆上

副词on land

副词aboard

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形容词

1. 岸上：ashamed 羞愧的 | ashore 岸上 | Asia 亚洲

2. 向岸地：ashman 清洁工 | ashore 向岸地 | ashpan 炉火盘

3. 在岸上;向岸上;到岸上：ashore 岸上 | ashore 在岸上;向岸上;到岸上 | ashpit 灰坑

4. 在岸上：adore 崇拜 | ashore 在岸上 | before 在...前面

1. 上岸；到陆地上
    Someone or something that comes ashore comes from the sea onto the shore.

    e.g. Oil has come ashore on a ten mile stretch to the east of Plymouth...
           绵延10英里的浮油已经到达了普利茅斯东岸。
    e.g. Once ashore, the vessel was thoroughly inspected.
           船只刚一靠岸就接受了彻底检查。

1. Forecasters expect Frances to strengthen over the Gulf of Mexico and then come ashore again near Apalachicola Bay on the Florida Panhandle.

2. Forecasters predicted it would come ashore along the central Texas coast between Galveston and Corpus Christi.

3. Li said typhoons had not come ashore in Shanghai for some years.

4. The husband had left his boat adrift and sneaked back ashore on a different boat as a major sea search was launched.

5. ashore

5. The dead whales were lying ashore with most of their bodies out of water.

6. After 2 km the strong swimmer managed to struggle ashore where he promptly fainted from the shock the ordeal.

7. Ivan was forecast to roar ashore late on Wednesday or early on Thursday, on or near the border between Mississippi and Alabama.

8. Female walruses and their young have come ashore during late summer and fall in four of the last five years on Alaska's northwest coast.

9. They immediately drove ashore and took her to their home for first aid and notify police.

10. His mortal enemies are washed ashore onto an enchanted island inhabited by spirits and half monsters.

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