shore

英 [ʃɔː(r)]

美 [ʃɔːr]

n.  (海洋、湖泊等大水域的)岸，滨; 国家(尤指濒海国家)
v.  支撑，使稳住; 用支柱撑住
shear的过去式

过去式：shored　 过去分词：shored　 现在分词：shoring　 复数：shores　 第三人称单数：shores

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双语例句

• The democracies of the West may find it hard to shore up their defences.
  西方的民主国家可能会发现很难自圆其说。
• I have spent less time on shore than most men
  我在岸上生活的时间比大多数人都要少。
• Defilements are like sand bars or stumps in a river that will keep our boat from getting to shore.
  杂染好比河中的沙洲与暗桩，它们会阻碍我们的船靠岸。
• This youngster is another destined to leave these shores.
  这个年轻人是又一个注定要离开这个国家的人。
• The sea washes the shore.
  海浪拍岸。
• And the half dozen canoes beached like bright fish along the grassy shore of the lake.
  还有五、六只独木舟停泊在碧绿的湖边，象一尾尾闪闪发光的鱼。
• They went down to the shore to watch the fishermen hauling in their nets.
  他们跑到岸边看渔民拖网。
• He paced along the shore, deep in thought.
  他沿着海滩走着，陷入了沉思。
• We tugged the boat in to shore.
  我们把船拉到岸边。
• Lead weights and air cylinders encumbered the divers as they walked to the shore
  潜水员向海岸走去时，铅坠和氧气罐使他们步履维艰。