offshore 的 3 个定义
- moving or tending away from the shore toward or into a body of water: an offshore wind.
- located or operating on a body of water, at some distance from the shore: offshore fisheries.
- registered, located, conducted, or operated in a foreign country: an offshore investment company; offshore manufacture of car parts.
offshore 近义词
away from the shoreline
更多offshore例句
- At the same time, the quality of these offshore teams is worse so its one of those things that happens over time.
- Denmark, an early leader in offshore wind, is hoping to help change that with a big new project.
- Most notably, New York’s 2019 climate law calls for the installation of 9,000 megawatts of offshore wind farms by 2035, enough to satisfy roughly one-third of the state’s needs.
- In the American modeling system’s set of simulations, the majority of lows are centered well offshore the southern Delmarva Peninsula.
- It could promote wind and solar leasing on federal land and offshore.
- But when modern-day conservationists surveyed the offshore rocks they discovered something even more ethereal lurking within.
- Churchill then decided to embark on a British cruiser, the Belfast, and watch the landings from offshore.
- It was built in Norway and is classed as an offshore support vessel.
- For centuries, offshore rocks, strong surf, and dense fog have cursed boats landing and launching in the Atlantic.
- On Thursday, the relief effort intensified with the arrival of an American aircraft carrier group just offshore.
- But with this offshore wind, they ought to hear the seals three or four miles away.
- They swept onward, Mercer keeping the boat offshore as best he could.
- When they arrived near Norwalk they heard that an American gunboat was lying offshore.
- The two American ships therefore stood offshore, and were driven far to the east by a gale.
- The wind was north by east, quartering offshore, but it was so light as not to cause Matt much concern.