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1 приливный берег
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2 побережье
coast, marine shoreскалы прибрежные - rocky coast, sea-cliffs, coastal cliffs, and coastal facesотмель, заливаемая приливом - mudflatsРусско-английский словарь по этологии (поведению животных) > побережье
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3 приливно-отливная зона
The coast is usually blocked with ice, which does no scatter until July and August, and the tidal zone is completely lifeless. .The tidal zone is inhabited by a considerable number of animals of various kind .Русско-английский словарь по этологии (поведению животных) > приливно-отливная зона
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4 водиться в больших количествах
•These fishes abound in the tidal waters along the coast.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > водиться в больших количествах
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5 водиться в больших количествах
•These fishes abound in the tidal waters along the coast.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > водиться в больших количествах
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6 береговая полоса
1) General subject: offshore coastal strip2) Geology: coast line3) Military: beach line4) Engineering: coastal strip, tidal range, waterside5) Construction: coastal belt, coastal band6) Fishery: shore7) Ecology: coastal margins, foreshore, seashore8) Sakhalin R: beach9) Makarov: beachside terrain, strand10) General subject: coastal stripe -
7 море мор·е
не иметь выхода к морю — to have no access to the sea, to be land-locked
"береговое" / окраинное море — littoral / marginal sea
внутреннее / замкнутое море — inland / enclosed / intracontinental / land-locked sea
доставляемый / перевозимый по морю — sea-borne
открытое море — high / open sea
в открытом море — on / in the open sea, on the high seas
в интересах охраны порядка и безопасности в открытом море — in the interest of the order and safety of the open sea
правовой статус открытого моря — legal position of the high / open sea
море, находящееся под юрисдикцией одной страны — closed sea
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