inshore

inshore
adjective
Küsten[fischerei, -gewässer, -schifffahrt]
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1. [in'ʃo:] adverb
(near or towards the shore.) an der Küste
2. ['inʃo:] adjective
(near the shore: inshore fishing.) Küsten-...
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in·shore
[ˌɪnˈʃɔ:ʳ, AM -ˈʃɔ:r]
I. adj Küsten-, in Küstennähe nach n
\inshore waters Küstengewässer pl
II. adv auf die Küste zu, in Richtung Küste
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['ɪn'ʃɔː(r)]
1. adj
Küsten-

inshore fishing/waters — Küstenfischerei f/-gewässer pl

2. adv
fish, be in Küstennähe; blow, flow auf die Küste zu

to be close inshore — dicht an der Küste sein

to go close inshore — dicht an die Küste heranfahren

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inshore [ˌınˈʃɔː(r); US auch ˌınˈʃəʊr]
A adj
1. an oder nahe der Küste:
inshore fishing Küstenfischerei f
2. sich auf die Küste zu bewegend:
inshore current Küstenströmung f
B adv
1. zur Küste hin
2. nahe der Küste
3. inshore of the ship zwischen Schiff und Küste
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adjective
Küsten[fischerei, -gewässer, -schifffahrt]

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