jetty 的 2 个定义
plural jet·ties.
- a pier or structure of stones, piles, or the like, projecting into the sea or other body of water to protect a harbor, deflect the current, etc.
- a wharf or landing pier.
- the piles or wooden structure protecting a pier.
- Also jutty. an overhang, as of an upper story beyond a lower.
jet·tied, jet·ty·ing.
- to construct so that it projects beyond lower construction; jutty.
jetty 近义词
pier
更多jetty例句
- Carlsbad and its Tamarack State Beach has its own jetty to trap sand there, the Coast News reported.
- The other options would be building two artificial reefs, or extending an existing jetty or continuing to slap sand on the beach.
- There are a few options on the table, like building jetties or an artificial reef designed to keep sand near the coast.
- The bulk of recreational diving for Florida lobsters is done in the Florida Keys, where spiny lobsters are found under small rocky shelves, near reefs, and around jetties.
- The Daily Pic: Robert Smithson found spirals before his "Jetty".
- The mask also points to how early Smithson came to the main motif of his most famous work, the “Spiral Jetty” earthwork from 1970.
- When the waves reached their violent peak, a BUD/S instructor standing on top of the jetty would signal with his flashlight.
- From these homes one can see the lighthouse, the jetty, some small islands, but nothing more.
- It also authorised the construction and maintenance, as p. 150part of such railways, of any pier, quay or jetty.
- The half-dozen serviceable boats were gathered a couple of hundred yards away about a short wooden jetty.
- The tide was creaming over the short thumb of a jetty, and the herd of small black cows was patrolling the beach.
- The boats by the short thumb of a jetty had not been used for a week, and lay high up the beach.
- Not only has this town no fort, but it has not even a jetty.