Significados de natural breakwater en inglés

This is the long natural breakwater known as Filey Brig, the distinctive feature of a pleasant watering-place.

A reef of rocks ran out a considerable distance into the ocean, forming a natural breakwater to the bay.

We afterwards found that this coral reef extended quite round the island, and formed a natural breakwater to it.

Through the openings in this natural breakwater, the light-draft native craft could pass in and out to harass the blockading fleet.

The schooner lies at anchor beyond; and, three or four miles beyond the schooner, lies Eangitoto, the great natural breakwater to the harbour.

Dover Island, one of about 3,800 outcroppings along Nova Scotia's coastline, acts as a natural breakwater against storms.

Randal Courteney stretched his lazy length on the shady side of the great natural breakwater that protected Hurley Bay from the Atlantic rollers, and wondered.

It was, in fact, a sort of natural breakwater, forming one side of a large cone, or embayment, lying between it and the true beach.

The bathing is here excellent: natural breakwaters of black rock exclude the shark.

These great natural breakwaters are admirably designed for the protection of the land.

Some people regard them as weeds, whose expansion needs to be controlled, while others value their role as coastal nurseries and natural breakwaters.