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Definition of shoreside in English: shoresidenoun ˈʃɔːsʌɪdˈSHôrˌsīd 1The edge of a shore. 沿岸；近岸 as modifier a shoreside restaurant 海边餐馆。 Example sentencesExamples - For a more tranquil experience, the Traditional Boat Festival at Portsoy has sailing races and shoreside exhibits.
- It is comprised of 100 shoreside houses built in the Ming Dynasty, all of which were joined together to form one huge living complex.
- In a perfect world, this sand would build up the beach and keep shoreside cliffs from eroding further.
- Where once it was just a safe anchorage, it is now shoreside parks, sailing trips and fantastic views.
- Local police have been alerted and the coastguard rescue team are at the shoreside.
- He rested the tired sailors of the Resolution in Dusky Sound and brewed beer from shoreside evergreens.
- At least some measures are also being taken to address pollution from shoreside wastewater treatment plants.
- Find a quiet cove to wet a fishing line, or just spread a shoreside picnic and take a dip.
- The pirates seize the vessel and use it to attack a shoreside target, descending upon their target from the air.
- The locals simply raised an eyebrow and watched as the foundations were dug on a prime shoreside location, and construction began on the epitome of cultural imperialism.
- One heavy rainstorm washes more pollution into the river from old, inadequate shoreside sewage treatment plants than anything recreational boats could possibly contribute.
- The visiting team from AOC Archaeology, who were in Sanday last week investigating Bronze Age structures exposed by the January storms, has been working at a shoreside site below the Hall of Rendall.
- Instead, ask for a mooring along the Balboa shore, in reasonable proximity to the shoreside restaurants and shops.
Synonyms seashore, seaside, beach, coast, coastal region, seaboard, sea coast, bank, lakeside, verge, edge, shoreline, waterside, front, foreshore, sand, sands - 1.1 The side of something nearest the shore.
最靠近岸的一边 men on the shoreside of each boat were poling it upriver 每艘船上最靠近岸边的男人们正用竹篙撑船，逆流而上。 Example sentencesExamples - He was standing on aft deck by the shoreside rail, staring in to shore when she approached.
- The sinking occurred because somebody cut each of the vessel's eight mooring ropes by which she was attached to two shoreside bollards.
Definition of shoreside in US English: shoresidenounˈSHôrˌsīd The edge of a shore. 沿岸；近岸 as modifier a shoreside restaurant 海边餐馆。 Example sentencesExamples - He rested the tired sailors of the Resolution in Dusky Sound and brewed beer from shoreside evergreens.
- It is comprised of 100 shoreside houses built in the Ming Dynasty, all of which were joined together to form one huge living complex.
- The locals simply raised an eyebrow and watched as the foundations were dug on a prime shoreside location, and construction began on the epitome of cultural imperialism.
- For a more tranquil experience, the Traditional Boat Festival at Portsoy has sailing races and shoreside exhibits.
- The pirates seize the vessel and use it to attack a shoreside target, descending upon their target from the air.
- At least some measures are also being taken to address pollution from shoreside wastewater treatment plants.
- Where once it was just a safe anchorage, it is now shoreside parks, sailing trips and fantastic views.
- In a perfect world, this sand would build up the beach and keep shoreside cliffs from eroding further.
- Find a quiet cove to wet a fishing line, or just spread a shoreside picnic and take a dip.
- One heavy rainstorm washes more pollution into the river from old, inadequate shoreside sewage treatment plants than anything recreational boats could possibly contribute.
- Local police have been alerted and the coastguard rescue team are at the shoreside.
- Instead, ask for a mooring along the Balboa shore, in reasonable proximity to the shoreside restaurants and shops.
- The visiting team from AOC Archaeology, who were in Sanday last week investigating Bronze Age structures exposed by the January storms, has been working at a shoreside site below the Hall of Rendall.
Synonyms seashore, seaside, beach, coast, coastal region, seaboard, sea coast, bank, lakeside, verge, edge, shoreline, waterside, front, foreshore, sand, sands
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