onshore

UK
/ˈɒnʃɔː/
US
/ˈɑnʃɔr/
onshoreadjective
more onshore
Comp.
most onshore
Super.
UK
/ˈɒnʃɔː/
US
/ˈɑnʃɔr/
Translations
The onshore wind was strong today.
Сегодня прибрежный ветер был сильным.
The company is investing in onshore oil drilling.
Компания инвестирует в наземное бурение нефти.
Additional translations
Definitions
Situated or carried out on land, especially in contrast with activity at sea.
Onshore facilities were constructed to support the offshore drilling operations.
Blowing or moving from the sea towards the land.
The onshore winds brought a refreshing breeze to the coastal town.
Relating to, operating, or occurring within a country rather than abroad or at sea; domestic.
The government encouraged onshore investment to boost the local economy.
onshoreadverb
UK
/ˈɒnʃɔː/
US
/ˈɑnʃɔr/
Translations
на берег
The wind was blowing onshore, making it difficult to sail.
Ветер дул на берег, что затрудняло плавание.
Definitions
Toward or onto the land from the sea.
As the storm intensified, the sailors steered the boat onshore.
Within the boundaries of a country; domestically.
The company decided to keep its profits onshore for reinvestment.
Synonyms
toward the shore
Antonyms