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nC&G orilla fCONST, HYDROL ribera fMAR POLL línea de litoral f, línea de pleamar fOCEAN línea de costa f, ribera fWATER TRANSP geography línea de costa f, línea de pleamar f, contorno m, amarra de tierra f, línea de litoral f, ribera f -
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English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > shoreline smoothing
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7 ancient shoreline
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8 emergent shoreline
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > emergent shoreline
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9 fully mature shoreline
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > fully mature shoreline
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10 neutral shoreline
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11 sinuosity of shoreline
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > sinuosity of shoreline
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12 submerged shoreline
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > submerged shoreline
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kəust
1. noun(the side or border of land next to the sea: The coast was very rocky.) costa, litoral
2. verb(to travel downhill (in a vehicle, on a bicycle etc) without the use of any power such as the engine or pedalling: He coasted for two miles after the car ran out of petrol.) ir en punto muerto- coastal- coaster
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coast n costatr[kəʊst]1 costa, litoral nombre masculino1 (in car) ir en punto muerto; (on bicycle) deslizarse sin pedalear2 figurative use avanzar sin ningún esfuerzo3 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL costear, bordear la costa\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLthe coast is clear no hay moros en la costacoast ['ko:st] vi: deslizarse, rodar sin impulsocoast n: costa f, litoral mn.• costa s.f.• costera s.f.v.• costear v.
I kəʊsta) ( shoreline) costa fthe coast is clear — no hay moros en la costa
b) ( region) costa f, litoral m
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a) ( freewheel) \<\<car\>\> deslizarse* ( sin llevar el motor en marcha)b) ( proceed effortlessly)[kǝʊst]1.N (=shore) costa f ; (=coastline) litoral m2.VI (also: coast along) (Aut) ir en punto muerto; (on sledge, cycle) deslizarse cuesta abajo; (fig) avanzar sin esfuerzo* * *
I [kəʊst]a) ( shoreline) costa fthe coast is clear — no hay moros en la costa
b) ( region) costa f, litoral m
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shoreline — 1852 in the geographical sense, from SHORE (Cf. shore) (n.) + LINE (Cf. line) (n.) … Etymology dictionary
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shoreline — noun Date: 1852 1. the line where a body of water and the shore meet 2. the strip of land along the shoreline … New Collegiate Dictionary
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