中英互译
coast
英 /kəʊst/美 /koʊst/
基本释义
- n.海岸,海滨;(车辆的)滑行
- v.(人,车辆)滑行;毫不费力地做,(尤指)轻松获胜;不够努力,应付;沿海航行
- 人名 (Coast)(英、美)科斯特(人名)
复数coasts
第三人称单数coasts
现在分词coasting
过去式coasted
过去分词coasted
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词语例句
海岸,海滨cn.
六级四级Campsites are usually situated along the coast, close to beaches.
宿营地通常都在海岸边,靠近沙滩的地方。
In many areas, the East Coast especially, recycling is already the least expensive waste-management option.
在许多地区,特别是东海岸,回收已经是成本最低的管理废弃物的途径了。
Nearly 700 miles long, the earthquake zone is located by the North American Plate off the coast of Pacific British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and Northern California.
这条地震带与北美洲板块相邻,位于太平洋英属哥伦比亚、华盛顿、俄勒冈和北加州的沿岸,有近700英里长。
(人,车辆)滑行vi.
He pushed in the clutch and coasted to a halt.
他踩下离合器,滑行了一会儿便停下来了。
毫不费力地做,(尤指)轻松获胜vi.
六级He coasted through his final exams.
他毫不费劲地通过了期终考试。
For students who have been coasting through college, the party may soon be over.
对于那些毫不费力读完大学的学生,这场盛宴可能很快就会结束。
不够努力,应付vi.
You're just coasting—it's time to work hard now.
你根本是在应付——现在该努力干了。
- They live on the south coast.他们住在南海岸。来自《牛津词典》
- They live on the east coast.他们住在东海岸。来自《牛津词典》
- That's a pretty stretch of coast.那是一段美丽的海岸线。来自《牛津词典》
相关短语
- coast line海岸线
- on / off / along the coast在岸上 / 在海面上 / 沿着海岸
- coast through轻易取得成功
- east coast东海岸
- west coast美国西海岸
- off the coast沿海;离开海岸;在海面上;在远离沿岸海面
- along the coast沿着海岸
- ivory coast象牙海岸(非洲)
- pacific coast太平洋海岸
- Gold Coast黄金海岸;金海岸;黄金海岸市;金沙海岸
- Amalfi Coast阿马尔菲海岸;意大利阿玛尔菲海岸;阿玛菲海岸;阿玛尔菲海岸
- Central Coast中海岸;中央海岸;中心海岸
- East Coast东海岸;东岸;美国东海岸;美国东岸
- Ivory Coast象牙海岸;科特迪瓦;科特迪瓦队;西非音乐之旅
词语扩展
词义分布
海岸
94.9%
海滨
2.4%
岸
1.4%
滨海
0.6%
滑坡
0.4%
滑行
0.3%
英英释义
- n.the shore of a sea or ocean
- n.a slope down which sleds may coast
- n.the area within view
- n.the act of moving smoothly along a surface while remaining in contact with it
- v.move effortlessly; by force of gravity
- n.the land that is next to the sea
海滨;海岸- We stayed at a camp site on the coast.我们待在了海滨的营地里。
词源
- coast来自中世纪英语和古法语coste, 来自拉丁语costa("edge").
- coast海岸来自拉丁语costa,肋骨,边,词源同costal,accost.词义由岸边引申为海岸。
- coastFrom Middle English and Old French coste, from Latin costa (“edge”).