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1. (n.) sandbank
a large mass of sand, as on a shoal or hillside.
Etymology: (1580–90)
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1. (noun) sandbank
a submerged bank of sand near a shore or in a river; can be exposed at low tide
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Sense: a bank of sand formed by tides and currents.
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 Afrikaans: sandbank |
 Arabic: شاطئ رَمْلي |
 Bulgarian: пясъчна плитчина |
 Brazilian: banco de areia |
 Czech: nános písku |
 German: die Sandbank |
 Danish: revle |
 Greek: αμμώδες ανάχωμα που σχημα |
 Spanish: banco de arena |
 Estonian: liivakallas |
 Farsi: ساحل شنی |
 Finnish: hiekkasärkkä |
 French: banc de sable |
 Hebrew: שִׂרטוֹן |
 Hindi: रेती, सकैत |
 Croatian: pješčana obala |
 Hungarian: homokzátony |
 Indonesian: beting pasir |
 Icelandic: sandalda/-hryggur |
 Italian: banco di sabbia |
 Japanese: 砂州 |
 Korean: 모래톱 |
 Lithuanian: smėlio sekluma, sąnašos |
 Latvian: smilšu sēklis |
 Malay: tebing pasir |
 Dutch: zandbank |
 Norwegian: sandbanke |
 Polish: mielizna |
 Persian: ساحل شنی |
 Pashto: څوک چی په ساحل کی ژوند کو |
 Portuguese: banco de areia |
 Romanian: banc de nisip |
 Russian: песчаная отмель |
 Slovak: nános piesku, piesčina |
 Slovenian: sipina |
 Serbian: peščana obala |
 Swedish: sandbank |
 Thai: สันดอนทราย |
 Turkish: kum seti |
 Taiwanese: 沙洲 |
 Ukrainian: піщана обмілина, банка |
 Urdu: بالوچر |
 Vietnamese: bãi cát |
 Chinese: 沙洲，沙丘 |
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