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ashore [əˈʃɔː] adv (Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) towards or onto land from the water we swam ashore adj (postpositive) adv
(Earth Sciences / Physical Geography) on land, having come from the water a day ashore before sailing ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms Translations ashore [əˈʃɔːʳ] ADV → en tierra to be ashore → estar en tierra to go/come ashore → desembarcar to put sb ashore → desembarcar a algn, poner a algn en tierra to run ashore → encallar ashore [əˈʃɔːr] adv → à terre Once ashore, the vessel was inspected → Une fois qu'il eut touché terre, le vaisseau a été inspecté. to go ashore [person] → aller à terre, débarquer; [vessel] → toucher terre to come ashore [oil, debris] → aborder, toucher terre Oil has come ashore east of Plymouth → Un cargo pétrolier a abordé à l'est de Plymouth., Un cargo pétrolier a touché terre à l'est de Plymouth. ashore adv ashore [əˈʃoː] on or on to the shore The sailor went ashore. aan wal عَلى أو إلى الشاطئ към/на брега na břehu, na břeh i land; fra borde am/an das Ufer στη ξηρά, στην ακτή a/en tierra firme maal, maale به سوی ساحل؛ در ساحل rannalla à terre אֶל הָחוֹף तट पर na obalu parton, partra ke (di) pantai í land(i), að landi a terra 陸上に 해변에 ant kranto, į krantą izkāpt krastā pinggir pantai aan land i land, fra borde na brzeg a/em terra pe uscat на берег; к берегу na breh(u) na obalo, na obali na obali (obalom) i land, på land เทียบฝั่ง kıyıya, kıyıda 上岸;在岸上 до берега, на берег ساحل پر trên bờ 上岸;在岸上 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| As for King William Island, the Makambo, on the former run of the Cockspur, stopped there every ten weeks; but the direst threat Daughtry ever held over him was the putting ashore of him at the place where the two active young men still mourned their pig. It lasted for two days and scores of vessels were driven ashore and completely wrecked. You could pretty plainly tell how long each one had been ashore. |
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