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1 shore
كنار دريا ، لب ( دريا) ، كرانه ، ساحل ، بساحلرت رتفن ، فرود آمدن ، ترساندن -
2 shore dinner
غذاي دريائي ( مركب از جانوران دريائي) -
3 shore leave
(د.ن.) مرخصي ملوانان وافسران براي رفتن بخشكي -
4 shore patrol
پليس نيروي دريائي ، پليس ساحلي ، كرانه پاسدار -
5 an off shore wind
بادي كهاز سويدريا بوزد -
6 in shore
در اب نزديك كرانه -
7 lee shore
ساحل در معرض باد ، مايه خطر ، واقع در سمتپناهدار پناهدار كشتي ، سوي قسمت پناه داركشتي ، سمت پناه دار كشتي ،كشتي بادپناه -
8 long shore
كرانهاي،وابستهبدريا كنار -
9 off shore
دور از كرانه -
10 off shore fisheries
شيلات دوراز كرانه -
11 on shore
بر كنار،روي ساحل،سوي كرانه -
12 sea shore
كرانهدريا،ساحل
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