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1. (n.) ebb tide
the reflux of the tide or the tide at ebb; ebb.
Etymology: (1830–40)
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1. ebb tide
the reflux of tide water; the retiring tide; -- opposed to flood tide
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Sense: the ebbing tide
They sailed on the ebb tide.
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 Afrikaans: weergety, ebgety, laagwat |
 Arabic: جَزِر |
 Bulgarian: отлив |
 Brazilian: vazante |
 Czech: odliv |
 German: die Ebbe |
 Danish: ebbe; lavvande |
 Greek: άμπωτη |
 Spanish: marea menguante |
 Estonian: mõõnaaeg |
 Farsi: جزر؛ فروکشند |
 Finnish: laskuvesi |
 French: marée descendante |
 Hebrew: שֶׁפֶל |
 Hindi: भाटा, असफलता |
 Croatian: oseka |
 Hungarian: apály |
 Indonesian: pasang surut |
 Icelandic: útfall, fjara |
 Italian: bassa marea |
 Japanese: 引き潮 |
 Korean: 썰물 |
 Lithuanian: atoslūgis |
 Latvian: bēgums |
 Malay: pasang surut |
 Dutch: afnemend tij |
 Norwegian: fjære (tid) |
 Polish: ustępująca fala przypływu |
 Persian: جزر؛ فروکشند |
 Pashto: جزر |
 Portuguese: vazante |
 Romanian: reflux |
 Russian: отлив |
 Slovak: odliv |
 Slovenian: oseka |
 Serbian: oseka |
 Swedish: ebb |
 Thai: น้ำลง |
 Turkish: alçalma akıntısı |
 Taiwanese: 退潮 |
 Ukrainian: відплив |
 Urdu: سمندر کے پانی کا واپس جان |
 Vietnamese: thuỷ triều xuống |
 Chinese: 落潮 |
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