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Перевод: shore

[прилагательное]
береговой;
[существительное]
берег моря; побережье; край ; подпорка ; подкос ; крепление; опора ;
[глагол]
сходить на берег; спускать на берег; плыть вдоль берега; оказывать поддержку; окаймлять; подпирать; крепить; стричь; срез`ать; рубить; лишать чего-л.; обдирать как липку

Тезаурус:

1. Thus, the eastern shore is saltier than the western shore.
2. The Countess of Winchilsea describes the problem in "An Epilogue To The Tragedy of Jane Shore":
3. Not surprisingly ducks sleeping close to the shore have much higher peeking rates than those farther away.
4. And now at last I feel that I am emerging from the defilements, I have reached my own self as a swimmer reaches the shore.
5. Above: South Shore terminus with four Dreadnoughts in line abreast, demonstrating their legendary capacity to absorb crowds.
6. Next day, the clan met out on the shore, where Eachuinn Odhar could stand up on the rocks among his officers, Donald Crubach at his side, and speak to all together.
7. And I fear for you, standing there on the shore
8. Eighty-seven per cent of entanglement deaths occurred within 10 km (5 nautical miles) of the shore, and 60 per cent occurred within 2 km (one nautical mile).
9. The snow ploughs had been through and so we were able to drive to the starting point on the northerly shore of Loch Torridon.
10. But, suddenly, there are more compelling reasons than ever before for wanting to reach that elusive shore where the native words are friendly and easy to learn.
11. To a cartographer, the North Shore is only a corrugated fractal from Kahuku Point in the north to Kaena Point in the south.
12. A combination of east winds and sub zero temperatures made shore and boat fishing difficult throughout the region although there is still the chance of odd big cod.
13. In contrast, liberals of various party allegiances viewed the same body rather as a Pioneer Corps to shore up and renovate Britain's derelict constitutional edifice.