beach

UK:  [biːtʃ]

US:  [biːtʃ]

复数：beaches  现在分词：beaching  过去式：beached  

n.

1.海滩;海滨

v.

1.停泊;把(船)拖上海滩

2.搁浅

1 . In December the president allowed himself to be photographed without a shirt on a Hawaiian beach.
去年12月，总统在夏威夷海滩上无上装形象被摄入了镜头。

2 . The good news is that the blooms tend to be really patchy, so it may involve going just a few miles up the road to find an unaffected beach.
好消息是（水藻）开花只趋于是在局部区域，所以只要继续行进数公里就可找到未受（红潮）影响的岸边。

3 . A pickup truck arrives on the beach, and a young commercial fisherman begins throwing the ancient creatures into the back of it.
一辆顺路而过的卡车到达了沙滩，一个年轻的商业渔人开始将这些古老的生物扔向它的后面。

4 . In the early mornings, if I wore long shirts and draped my head in a towel, I could walk along this beach without scaring people.
清晨，我穿上长袖衫，头上蒙住毛巾之后，就可以沿著这海边散步，而不会吓著别人。

5 . He said he'd lived his whole life there by the beach, and that he would rather die there than run.
他说他在海滩边已经住了一辈子，他宁愿死也不会逃跑。