There a cape pushes out into the sea.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

There a cape pushes out into the sea.

A cape shoots out into the sea.

The cliff hangs over the sea.

The cliff projects over the sea.

The gulls are wheeling around over the sea.

The raft floated out to sea.

We can overlook the sea from here.

being or passing over or across the sea

The sea has encroached upon the land.

The breakwater projects far into the sea.

have [take] a dip in the sea

beyond or across the sea

The sea rolls its waves onto the beach.

The sea was getting up.

a promontory projecting into the sea

The pier jutted out (from the shore) into the sea.

The sea was choppy.

They move quickly in the sea.

It sinks into the sea.

The road continues to the sea.

The sea indented the coastline.

The sea rose somewhat.

to let something go across the sea

They were wrecked on a reef.

The sea level is rising.

There's an ocean nearby there.

I dived into the ocean.

This is the passage to the sea.

From here you can get a clear view of the sea.

Japan is surrounded by ocean.