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Meanings of coast in English
Portuguese
deslizamento Catalan
lliscament Synonyms
Examples for "slide"
Examples for "slide"
1
Her main problem is the slide in Labour support in the capital.
2
Problems in Europe are prompting the New Zealand dollar to slide sharply.
3
Economists expect Latin America's third-largest economy to slide into recession this year.
4
So I have a prepared, just a slide to answer this question.
5
Economists expect the economy will slide into recession in the second quarter.
1
Unclear things glide and grapple rocks, pulling their way through the water.
2
The firing had ceased; the boat began to glide forwards once more.
3
These birds flap their wings briefly and then glide for great distances.
4
And on the days we were together, time would glide, Ocean wrote.
5
Liberal in works of charity, the adventuress can glide easily into religion.
Usage of coast in English
1
Affected areas include Batemans Bay on the New South Wales south coast.
2
South Sinai's Red Sea coast is a major tourism hub for Egypt.
3
Western Cape: Temperature: Fine and warm but cool along the south coast.
4
The road ran along the coast, the North Sea bordering the route.
5
Exploration and commercial exploitation of the West African coast followed soon enough.
6
Ten years later, on the west coast, history appears to repeat itself.
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He was carried along by the sea to the coast of Albania.
8
It's different here in the USA, especially on the north east coast.
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This wide pass in particular led all the way to the coast.
10
Transport links between the midlands and the east coast were affected, however.
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The EU is also looking to improve cooperation between national coast guards.
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As far as I'm concerned, it's the best team on the coast.
13
Today the house cuts an enigmatic shape against the harsh Atlantic coast.
14
In the year 1292 they sailed southwards from the coast of China.
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Figures were approaching just inland from the coast of the Gold Sea.
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A great battle must have ravaged this coast some time in history.
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Coast through the time
Coast across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Less common
Ireland
Less common
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