英和和英

ashore

to arrive at a shore

toward the shore

to pull one's way―row one's way―to the shore

one out of the two sides of a shoreline

away from shore

an act of going along the shore

row toward (the) shore

serve as a shore to

a place along a shore

the near bank of a river

the shoreward tendency of the current

regain the shore

close to a shore

to reach the goal of one's wishes

the opposite side of a riverbank

towards the shore from the water

Is it thy will to grace the tide?

of a river, lake, or sea, the opposite shore

blow toward the shore

waves beating the shore

at some distance from the shore

strike out for the shore

to make a boat fast to the beach

a precipitous, high place

bluffs by a river

a steep cliff

a long heavy sea wave as it advances towards the shore

of or relating to a coastal or shore region