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1. (adj.) inshore
situated or carried on close to the shore:
inshore waters.
2. (adv.) inshore
toward the shore.
Etymology: (1695–1705)
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| Definition of 'inshore' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) inshore, onshore, seaward, shoreward
(of winds) coming from the sea toward the land
"an inshore breeze"; "an onshore gale"; "sheltered from seaward winds"
2. (adverb) inshore
close to a shore
"inshore fisheries"
3. (adverb) inshore
toward the shore
"we swam two miles inshore"
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| Definition of 'inshore' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) inshore
being near or moving towards the shore; as, inshore fisheries; inshore currents
2. (adverb) inshore
towards the shore; as, the boat was headed inshore
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Sense: near or towards the shore.
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 Afrikaans: digby die kus |
 Arabic: قَريب من الشاطئ |
 Bulgarian: към брега |
 Brazilian: costeiro |
 Czech: u (k) pobřeží |
 German: an der Küste |
 Danish: ind mod kysten |
 Greek: παράκτια |
 Spanish: cerca de la costa; hacia |
 Estonian: kaldalähedane |
 Farsi: به سوی ساحل |
 Finnish: lähellä rantaa |
 French: près de la côte; vers la |
 Hebrew: קָרוֹב לַחוֹף |
 Hindi: तट की ओर |
 Croatian: blizu obale |
 Hungarian: part menti |
 Indonesian: dekat pantai |
 Icelandic: að landi; við land |
 Italian: presso la riva |
 Japanese: 海岸に近く |
 Korean: 해안으로 향하여 |
 Lithuanian: netoli kranto, kranto lin |
 Latvian: pie krasta |
 Malay: ke tepi pantai |
 Dutch: dicht bij de kust |
 Norwegian: inne ved land, inn mot ky |
 Polish: od/przy brzegu |
 Persian: به سوی ساحل |
 Pashto: د ساحل په لاره |
 Portuguese: costeiro |
 Romanian: la/aproape deţărm |
 Russian: у берега |
 Slovak: k pobrežiu |
 Slovenian: blizu obale |
 Serbian: blizu obale |
 Swedish: in mot land (kusten) |
 Thai: ใกล้ฝั่ง |
 Turkish: kıyıya/sahile yakın |
 Taiwanese: 靠近海岸，往海岸 |
 Ukrainian: близько берега |
 Urdu: سمندر میں لیکن ساحل سے قر |
 Vietnamese: gần bờ |
 Chinese: 靠近海岸，往海岸 |
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