ashore

UK:  [ə'ʃɔː(r)]

US:  [ə'ʃɔr]

adv.

1.上岸,上陆

2.岸上,陆上

3.登陆

4.在陆上

5.向岸

6.搁浅

7.向滨

1 . They were very pleased to see some gulls flying in the sky, full of hope that they would soon get ashore.
看到天空中飞过的只只海鸥，他们非常高兴，心中也燃起了希望：海岸已经不远了。

2 . Make sure that you take al your possessions ashore with you and leave nothing on the ship.
下船时，务必带上你所有的物品，不要遗忘在船上。

3 . General Patton, a specialist in tank warfare, got ashore on Normandy coast. The Normandy landing campaign was pushed up to its climax.
坦克战专家巴顿将军登上诺曼底海滩——登陆战役被推向高潮。

4 . Captain Warfield gave in, but as the boat shoved off he stood up in the sternsheets and shook his fist ashore.
沃菲尔德船长让步了，可是当他们的小艇离岸时，他从尾座上站起身，又朝岸上晃晃拳头。

5 . They were unable to classify it, and, being scientific men, they climbed into the whale-boat alongside and went ashore to see.
她们没有分清到底属于哪类动物，可是她们都是研究科学的人，是以就划了个捕鲸船到岸上察看。