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inshore
UK
/ˈɪnʃɔː/
US
/ˈɪnʃɔr/
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inshore
adjective
more inshore
Comp.
most inshore
Super.
UK
/ˈɪnʃɔː/
US
/ˈɪnʃɔr/
côtier
S'emploie surtout pour des eaux, zones ou activités proches du rivage.
The inshore waters are teeming with fish during the summer months.
Les eaux côtières regorgent de poissons pendant les mois d'été.
Additional translations
littoral
Plus fréquent dans le registre géographique ou maritime.
Synonyms
nearshore
shoreward
landward
coastal
Antonyms
offshore
inshore
adverb
UK
/ˈɪnʃɔː/
US
/ˈɪnʃɔr/
vers la côte
Emploi nautique ou de navigation.
The fishermen sailed inshore to find a better spot for catching fish.
Les pêcheurs ont navigué vers la côte pour trouver un meilleur endroit pour pêcher.
Synonyms
nearshore
coastward
toward the shore
Antonyms
offshore
inshore
noun
eaux côtières
Au pluriel en français, dans le sens des eaux proches du rivage.
The fishermen set their nets in the inshore waters to catch the morning's haul.
Les pêcheurs ont posé leurs filets dans les eaux côtières pour capturer la prise du matin.
Synonyms
nearshore waters
coast
coastline
shore
shoreline
littoral
seaboard
foreshore
strand
beach
nearshore
inshore waters
Definitions
inshore
adjective
Located or occurring near the shore.
The inshore waters are teeming with fish during the summer months.
Directed towards or moving towards the shore.
The inshore breeze made it easier for the sailors to navigate back to the harbor.
inshore
adverb
Towards or near the shore.
The fishermen sailed inshore to find a better spot for catching fish.
inshore
noun
The part of the sea that is close to the shore.
The fishermen set their nets in the inshore waters to catch the morning's haul.
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