coastline 的定义
- the outline or contour of a coast; shoreline.
- the land and water lying adjacent to a shoreline.
coastline 近义词
等同于 coast
更多coastline例句
- Next, head to the beaches of Assateague Island National Seashore, a 40-mile stretch of coastline across Maryland and Virginia.
- In addition, the sandbags have blocked public shorelines, created eyesores along picturesque coastlines and littered beaches with heavy fabric and rope that gets torn and whipped around by waves.
- Adaptation are things we do to prepare and prevent the damage already done by climate change, like building a sea wall to prevent higher ocean waves from slamming into a coastline.
- Young noted that much of the coastline was already armored, and he urged the board to allow Hanzawa to seek permission from the county to keep the seawalls.
- On top of that is a layer of much younger sandstone, a porous sedimentary rock and remnant of an ancient coastline.
- It also theoretically moves the ancient coastline more than two miles from where historians originally placed it.
- Although it took 21 years after Peter ran away at the battle of Narva, Russia finally got a Baltic coastline.
- A drive to the Snæfellsnes peninsula—seriously, these names—is a veritable coastline journey to the center of the Earth.
- And an unnamed vessel that hit the brutal coastline in 1860 has a particularly dark story.
- Its beautiful landscape and coastline are matched only by its fascinating history.
- The War Office forget every now and then other things about the coastline above the Narrows.
- To the east there was a precipitous coastline of dark rock which for a while we thought of visiting.
- The irregularities in the coastline account for this; the wind tending to flow down to sea-level by the nearest route.
- July and August are cold and foggy along the coastline, with strong west winds almost every day.
- Our object was to map in the coastline as far east as possible, and the problem, now, was whether to go north or south.