ashore

英 [əˈʃɔː(r)]

美 [əˈʃɔːr]

adv.  向(或在)岸上; 向(或在)陆地

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Collins.1 / BNC.7699 / COCA.9526

牛津词典

adv.

• 向（或在）岸上；向（或在）陆地
  towards, onto or on land, having come from an area of water such as the sea or a river
  1. to come/go ashore
     上岸
  2. a drowned body found washed ashore on the beach
     被人发现的一具冲到海滩上的溺水者尸体
  3. The cruise included several days ashore.
     这次航行包括几天陆上行程。

柯林斯词典

• ADV 上岸；到陆地上
  Someone or something that comesashorecomes from the sea onto the shore.
  1. 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。
  2. Once ashore, the vessel was thoroughly inspected.
     船只刚一靠岸就接受了彻底检查。

英英释义

adv

• towards the shore from the water
  1. we invited them ashore

双语例句

• Passengers may go ashore at kingston.
  乘客可以在金斯顿上岸。
• I made it ashore, but I got separated from the other survivors.
  我让它搁浅，但是我和其他的幸存者失散了。
• 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。
• He managed to swim ashore.
  他设法游上了岸。
• That tsunami was so strong as to destroy a number of ships berthed and buildings ashore.
  那次海啸如此之强，以致毁灭了若干停泊的船只和岸上建筑物。
• The oil washed ashore on roughly 1,000 miles of coastline
  石油沿着海岸线扩散到了大约1,000英里范围的沿岸海域。
• We went ashore when the boat reached the port.
  船一靠港我们就上岸了。
• When the boat capsized, we managed to swim ashore.
  翻船之后，我们设法游上了岸。
• He went ashore at every port.
  每到一个港口他都上岸。
• If you go ashore with your friends and your cameras.
  如果你准备带你的朋友和摄像机上岸。