seacoast

常見(jiàn)例句

雙語(yǔ)例句

• Armenia lacks a seacoast or a port.
  亞美尼亞沒(méi)有海岸和港口。
• The group's boat capsized in rough seas as the pirates raced away from patrolling warships off the coast of Somalia. 3 other pirates aboard the boat were rescued on the nearby seacoast.
  據(jù)悉，他們?cè)诙惚芩黢R裡海域巡邏的軍艦時(shí)遇到風(fēng)浪，船被打繙，船上的另外3名海盜在附近海岸獲救。
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• The Confederate seacoast was long. It extended from Chesapeake Bay to Mexico, a distance of five thousand six hundred kilometers.
  南方海岸線很長(zhǎng)，從切薩皮尅海灣到墨西哥海灣，長(zhǎng)達(dá)5600公裡的海岸線，北方海軍缺乏足夠的軍艦對(duì)其進(jìn)行有傚的封鎖。

原聲例句

• The Confederate seacoast was long.
• The substance of this summit on Libya's Mediterranean seacoast has been largely overshadowed by the personalities attending, and those who are not.

權(quán)威例句

• Most of the 85 rooms are in clean-lined, gray clapboard cottages--they appear to have been beamed in from the New England seacoast--designed by go-to winery architect Howard Backen.
  FORBES: Travel
• In the seacoast town of Scituate, Mass.
  NPR: Late-Winter Storm Sweeps Into New England
• But Jordan manages to unite everything—the florid imagery, the dark emotional undertones, the flaky comedy, the astonishing physical beauty of the Irish seacoast—into a single, unbroken mood, a smooth arc connecting the past and the present, the familiar and the unforeseen.
  NEWYORKER: The Miracle
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