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ashore ☞ashoreadv. [ǝ′ʃɔː]
双解释义 向（或在）岸上；向（或在）陆地上 towards, onto or on land, having come from an area of water such as the sea or a river词汇搭配 动词+～ come ～ 上岸 go ～ 上岸 stagger ～ 一脚深一脚浅地走近岸边 struggle ～ 挣扎到岸边 swim ～ 游向岸边 wade ～ 涉水走向岸边句型例句 用作状语 Passengers may go ashore at Kingston. 乘客可以在金斯顿上岸。 The captain has been ashore for two hours. 船长离船上岸已两个小时了。 All the crew have come ashore. 所有的船员都上岸了。 They stocked up on supplies while they were ashore. 在岸上时，他们采办了补给品。 He quickly rowed ashore. 他快速地划向岸边。 They swam ashore. 他们向岸边游去。 They jumped out of the boat and waded ashore. 他们跳下小船，趟水上了岸。 The sailor went ashore. 那水手离船上岸。 The sailors went ashore for several hours when the ship was in port. 船停在港内时船员们上岸几个小时。 One was washed ashore in Norway. 有一个人在挪威被冲到了岸上。 The wreckage of the boat washed ashore. 船的残骸被冲上岸。 We gathered some piece of wood which had washed ashore to make the fire. 我们拾取了一些被浪潮冲上岸的木块来生火。 Strong winds blew the ship ashore. 大风把船吹向陆地。 The schooner was driven ashore. 那条帆船被冲上了岸。 The ship got ashore on a rock. 那条船碰在礁石上搁浅了。用作后置定语 After two weeks on the rig, they had three days ashore. 在钻塔上呆了两星期后，他们在地面上呆了3天。 The cruise included several days ashore. 这次航行包括几天的行程。 After twenty years at sea, it was hard of her to adjust to life ashore. 在海上漂泊了20年，她很难再适应陆上的生活。
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