ashore in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for ashore in the English»French Dictionary

ashore [Brit əˈʃɔː, Am əˈʃɔr] ADV

1. ashore:

ashore (towards seashore)

vers le rivage

ashore (towards lake shore, river bank)

vers la rive

he was swimming ashore

il nageait vers le rivage/la rive

the oil slick is being washed ashore by the tide

la nappe de pétrole est emportée vers le rivage par la marée

2. ashore (arriving on shore):

to come/go ashore

débarquer

to swim ashore

gagner le rivage/la rive à la nage

washed ashore

rejeté sur le rivage

the gas is piped ashore

le gaz est acheminé au rivage par des conduits

to put men/goods ashore

débarquer des hommes/des marchandises

3. ashore (on land):

ashore

à terre

to spend a week ashore sailor:

passer une semaine à terre

to spend a week ashore tourist:

faire une escale d'une semaine

whenever I'm ashore

chaque fois que je suis à terre

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to wade ashore

regagner la rive à pied

to wash sb/sth ashore

rejeter qn/qc sur le rivage

Translations for ashore in the French»English Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

épave rejetée sur le rivage

flotsam washed ashore

aller à terre

to go ashore

ashore in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for ashore in the English»French Dictionary

I.ashore [əˈʃɔ:ʳ] ADJ

1. ashore (on land):

ashore

à terre

2. ashore (towards land):

ashore

vers le rivage

II.ashore [əˈʃɔ:ʳ] ADV

1. ashore (on land):

ashore

à terre

2. ashore (towards land):

ashore

vers le rivage

to be washed ashore

échouer (sur le rivage)

ashore Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be washed ashore

échouer (sur le rivage)

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The following day fuel was pumped ashore via a buoyed pipeline.

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The female nurses were not allowed ashore, but the doctors and male nurses sometimes helped on improvised first-aid stations.

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Nevertheless, he was one of the few to be allowed to conduct some botanical research ashore.

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She then transported that patient to medical facilities ashore.

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Heroic efforts to swim lines ashore failed due to the inability to handle them when they became oil soaked.

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Incoming tides put the finishing touches bringing the diamonds ashore.

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The cabins were below-decks, and the boatmen always had a home ashore.

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Pike was washed ashore but returned and eventually brought the woman ashore, although she was found to be dead.

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One body still on board the sunken tug was recovered and taken ashore for burial.

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Casualties, from ships and from ashore, were soon filling her hospital wards.

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