The boat was tied to the shore by a cable.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The boat was tied to the shore by a cable.

The boat anchored near the shore.

The captain headed the ship for the channel.

The ship sailed along the coast.

The boat was cast ashore.

The ship came into port in tow of a tug.

The ship slipped through the waves.

The boat shipped water in a storm.

The boat moved diagonally across the river.

The buoy was secured to the boat with a lanyard.

The boat passed under the bridge.

The ship capsized in the storm.

The boat was tied up hard and fast.

The boat was driven out to sea by the gale.

The ship's anchor is dragging.

fasten a ship to a quay

The boat was cast ashore.

The boat was alongside the quay.

The ship made for the shore.

The ship sailed down the channel.

The boat was dashed to pieces on the rocks.

moor a ship at the pier [to the buoy]

The vessel steamed off.

Our boat was floated to shore by a current.

The boat was drifting in the ocean.

The ship rode the waves.

The ship veered off [from its] course.

The ship lay keeled over at low tide.

The boat drifted about on the sea.

The boat was tied with a short line.