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BNC: 7563 COCA: 12240

seaside

noun
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
(often the seaside)
[singular] (especially British English)
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  1. an area that is by the sea, especially one where people go for a day or a holiday（尤指人们游玩、度假的）海边，海滨
    • a trip to the seaside去海滨旅行
    • at the seaside Summers were spent at the seaside.夏天在海滨度过。
    • by the seaside They have a cottage by the seaside.他们在海边有一栋小屋。
    Synonyms coastcoast
    • beach
    • seaside
    • shore
    • coastline
    • sand
    • seashore
    These are all words for the land beside or near to the sea, a river or a lake.
    • coast the land next to or near to the sea or ocean:
      • a town on the south coast of Georgia佐治亚州南海岸的一个城镇
      • The coast road is closed due to bad weather.由于天气恶劣，滨海公路暂时封闭。
      It is nearly always the coast, except when it is uncountable: That’s a pretty stretch of coast.
    • beach an area of sand, or small stones, next to the sea or a lake:
      • She took the kids to the beach for the day.她带了孩子去海滩玩一天。
      • sandy beaches沙滩
    • seaside (especially British English) an area that is by the sea, especially one where people go for a day or a holiday:尤指人们游玩、度假的海边、海滨：
      • a trip to the seaside去海滨旅行
      It is always the seaside, except when it is used before a noun: a seaside resort. The seaside is British English; in American English seaside is only used before a noun. Instead of go to the seaside you can say go to the ocean/​beach/​shore.
    • shore (especially North American English) an area that is by the ocean or a lake, especially one where people go for a day or a vacation:
      • Let's go to the shore.我们去海边吧。
      • The reef runs along the island's north shore.珊瑚礁沿着该岛的北岸延伸。
    • coastline the land along a coast, especially when you are thinking of its shape or appearance:
      • California’s rugged coastline加利福尼亚崎岖的海岸线
    • sand a large area of sand on a beach:
      • We went for a walk along the sand.我们去沙滩上散了散步。
      • a resort with miles of golden sands有着绵延数英里金色沙滩的度假胜地
    • the seashore the land along the edge of the sea or ocean, usually where there is sand and rocks:
      • He liked to look for shells on the seashore.他喜欢在海滨捡贝壳。
    beach or seashore?用 beach 还是 seashore？Beach is usually used to talk about a sandy area next to the sea where people lie in the sun or play, for example when they are on holiday.Seashore is used more to talk about the area by the sea in terms of things such as waves, sea shells, rocks, etc, especially where people walk for pleasure.Patterns
    • along the coast/​beach/​shore/​coastline/​seashore
    • on the coast/​beach/​shore/​coastline/​sands/​seashore
    • at the coast/​beach/​seaside/​shore/​seashore
    • by the coast/​seaside/​shore/​seashore
    • a(n) rocky/​unspoiled coast/​beach/​shore/​coastline
    • to go to the coast/​beach/​seaside/​shore/​seashore
    Culture the seasidethe seasideIn the 18th century British people started going to the seaside (= places by the sea) for pleasure and for their health. Seaside towns such as Brighton, Lyme Regis and Scarborough became fashionable with the upper class. Bathing in the sea became popular and bathing machines were invented for people to get changed in. Later, towns like Blackpool and Margate, which were close to industrial areas or to London, developed into large seaside resorts to which workers went for a day out or for their holiday. Long piers were built stretching out to sea and soon had a wide range of amusements built on them. Promenades (= wide paths) were built along the shore for people to walk along. Rows of beach huts and chalets (= buildings where people could get changed or sit and have tea) took the place of bathing machines, and deckchairs were for hire on the beach. There were ice-cream sellers, whelk stalls, stalls selling buckets and spades for children to build sandcastles, and Punch and Judy shows. In the early 1900s it became popular to send seaside postcards to friends. Children bought seaside rock (= a long sweet with the name of the place printed through it).Most British people still like to go to the sea for a day out or for a weekend. Resorts like Blackpool continue to be popular, but others are no longer well maintained and rather quiet. British people now prefer to go on holiday to beach resorts in, for example, Spain, Greece or the Caribbean because the weather is more likely to be hot.Americans talk of going to the ocean or the beach, rather than the seaside. Some places, especially on the East coast, have very popular beaches and people travel long distances to go there. Florida is especially popular and at spring break (= a holiday in the spring for high school and college students) it is full of students. It is common for there to be a boardwalk (= a path made of wooden boards) on the beach.Beach activities include swimming, surfing (= riding on top of the waves on a long board) and windsurfing, also called sailboarding (= standing on a board with a sail on it). Many people go to the beach but never go into the water. They spend their time playing games like volleyball (= hitting a large ball backwards and forwards over a net) and Frisbee (= throwing a flat plastic disc). Other people go to the beach to get a tan (= a darker skin from being in the sun) and spend all their time sunbathing (= lying down in the sun). Many people worry about getting skin cancer if they get burnt by the sun and so put on suncream or sunblock to protect their skin. A day at the beach often also involves a picnic or, especially in the US, a barbecue (= meat cooked over an open fire).
    Topics Holidaysb1, Geographyb1
    Oxford Collocations Dictionaryverb + seaside
    • go to
    • visit
    seaside + noun
    • resort
    • town
    • village
    • …
    preposition
    • at the seaside
    • by the seaside
    phrases
    • a trip to the seaside
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seaside

adjective
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
/ˈsiːsaɪd/
 [only before noun] (especially British English)
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  1. connected with an area that is by the sea, especially one where people go for a day or a holiday（尤指人们游玩、度假的）海边，海滨
    • a seaside resort海滨胜地
    • a seaside vacation home海滨度假别墅
    Topics Holidaysb1, Geographyb1
BNC: 7563 COCA: 12240
seaside

noun

 (especially BrE) VERB + SEASIDE | SEASIDE + NOUN | PREPOSITION | PHRASES VERB + SEASIDE➤go to, visit去海邊◇Every summer we went to the seaside for two months.每年夏天我們去海邊待兩個月。SEASIDE + NOUN➤resort, town, village海濱勝地／城鎮／鄉村➤holiday (BrE) 海濱度假➤postcard海濱明信片PREPOSITION➤at the seaside在海濱◇Summers were spent at the seaside.夏天在海濱度過。◇a day out at the seaside (BrE) 到海邊度假一天➤by the seaside在海邊◇They have a cottage by the seaside.他們在海邊有一棟小屋。PHRASES➤a trip to the seaside去海邊旅行
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seaside noun
⇨ coast
BNC: 7563 COCA: 12240

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