ashore
adverb
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/əˈʃɔːr/ us
/əˈʃɔːr/Meaning of ashore in English
(Definition of ashore from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
ashore | American Dictionary
Examples of ashore
ashore
There is no landing place so no one went ashore.
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They were cultured in a pump ashore site with a flow through seawater supply.
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In the meantime the first barges had been unloaded and hauled ashore in preparation for being broken up for firewood.
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However, she did not sink and was towed ashore and set on fire.
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In the following summer, efforts to advance in the ships failed, and they settled in for a second winter ashore.
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For five days, the ships waited for clear water, making repeated trips ashore for provender.
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The steam launch they had brought was hauled ashore for the winter.
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He had himself rowed ashore to one of the few rock outcrops on the otherwise glacier-blanketed island.
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After several attempts at launching their boat, each resulting in it being hurled ashore half-full of water, they signalled the catcher.
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A few went ashore, any had gone to bed at ten.
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Her stern was pointing ashore with three men on the deck.
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Sealers were put ashore in gangs and built makeshift shelters in which to live.
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Between 1500 and 1640, spatial adverbs, such as ashore, aboard, home, and past, are found in addition.
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Eventually the dinghy was got ashore and the whaleboat's painter was made fast on the beach.
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The captain who was also infected was brought ashore died shortly as well.
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岸へ（に）, 陸上へ（に）, 岸（きし）へ…
sahile, kıyıya doğru, kıyıda…
à terre…
a terra (ferma)…
aan land…
na břehu, na břeh…
i land, fra borde…
ke (di) pantai…
เทียบฝั่ง…
trên bờ…
na brzeg, do brzegu…
i land, på land…
pinggir pantai…
am/an das Ufer…
på land, i land, fra borde…
해안(강가, 호숫가 등)으로…
до берега, на берег…
a riva, a terra…
