Definition of rip current in English:

rip current

noun

An intermittent strong surface current flowing seaward from the shore.
离岸流，退潮流
Example sentencesExamples
- I swam right through the rip currents and broke through the surface on the other side.
- Before long, the two surfers were caught outside 30-foot closeout waves with no hopes of paddling back in against the torrential rip current.
- To increase your chances of survival in a rip current, swimmers should swim parallel to the shore until the current lessens and then swim to shore.
- Now known as Black Sunday, on that day 300 people were carried seaward in a rip current.
- If you're caught in a rip current, don't fight it by trying to swim directly to shore.
- Two people bathing in the sea at the Cove on July 22, 2000 had to be rescued when they got into difficulty in a dangerous rip current.
- We were told also by other beach strollers that children caught in the rip current earlier had to be rescued.
- Crashing waves pose an obvious hazard, and then there are tides, rip currents and strong winds to consider.
- Swimmers caught in this current should swim parallel to the shore until they are out of the rip current.
- Conditions were rough in the river mouth and out to sea, with a strong rip current, heavy rain and thick cloud cover.
- We swam out and I managed to pull the boy out of the strong rip current.
- He got caught in a strong rip current which caused him to lose his footing and he was swept out to sea.
- In seas up to eight feet and dangerous rip currents, two of the three Cuban migrants struggled to stay afloat.

Definition of rip current in US English:

rip current

nounrɪp ˈkərənt

A relatively strong, narrow current flowing outward from the beach through the surf zone and presenting a hazard to swimmers.
Compare with riptide
Also called undertow
Example sentencesExamples
- Conditions were rough in the river mouth and out to sea, with a strong rip current, heavy rain and thick cloud cover.
- Swimmers caught in this current should swim parallel to the shore until they are out of the rip current.
- Before long, the two surfers were caught outside 30-foot closeout waves with no hopes of paddling back in against the torrential rip current.
- To increase your chances of survival in a rip current, swimmers should swim parallel to the shore until the current lessens and then swim to shore.
- We swam out and I managed to pull the boy out of the strong rip current.
- Two people bathing in the sea at the Cove on July 22, 2000 had to be rescued when they got into difficulty in a dangerous rip current.
- Now known as Black Sunday, on that day 300 people were carried seaward in a rip current.
- He got caught in a strong rip current which caused him to lose his footing and he was swept out to sea.
- If you're caught in a rip current, don't fight it by trying to swim directly to shore.
- We were told also by other beach strollers that children caught in the rip current earlier had to be rescued.
- I swam right through the rip currents and broke through the surface on the other side.
- In seas up to eight feet and dangerous rip currents, two of the three Cuban migrants struggled to stay afloat.
- Crashing waves pose an obvious hazard, and then there are tides, rip currents and strong winds to consider.

单词	rip current
释义	Definition of rip current in English: rip current noun An intermittent strong surface current flowing seaward from the shore. 离岸流，退潮流 Example sentencesExamples I swam right through the rip currents and broke through the surface on the other side. Before long, the two surfers were caught outside 30-foot closeout waves with no hopes of paddling back in against the torrential rip current. To increase your chances of survival in a rip current, swimmers should swim parallel to the shore until the current lessens and then swim to shore. Now known as Black Sunday, on that day 300 people were carried seaward in a rip current. If you're caught in a rip current, don't fight it by trying to swim directly to shore. Two people bathing in the sea at the Cove on July 22, 2000 had to be rescued when they got into difficulty in a dangerous rip current. We were told also by other beach strollers that children caught in the rip current earlier had to be rescued. Crashing waves pose an obvious hazard, and then there are tides, rip currents and strong winds to consider. Swimmers caught in this current should swim parallel to the shore until they are out of the rip current. Conditions were rough in the river mouth and out to sea, with a strong rip current, heavy rain and thick cloud cover. We swam out and I managed to pull the boy out of the strong rip current. He got caught in a strong rip current which caused him to lose his footing and he was swept out to sea. In seas up to eight feet and dangerous rip currents, two of the three Cuban migrants struggled to stay afloat. Definition of rip current in US English: rip current nounrɪp ˈkərənt A relatively strong, narrow current flowing outward from the beach through the surf zone and presenting a hazard to swimmers. Compare with riptide Also called undertow Example sentencesExamples Conditions were rough in the river mouth and out to sea, with a strong rip current, heavy rain and thick cloud cover. Swimmers caught in this current should swim parallel to the shore until they are out of the rip current. Before long, the two surfers were caught outside 30-foot closeout waves with no hopes of paddling back in against the torrential rip current. To increase your chances of survival in a rip current, swimmers should swim parallel to the shore until the current lessens and then swim to shore. We swam out and I managed to pull the boy out of the strong rip current. Two people bathing in the sea at the Cove on July 22, 2000 had to be rescued when they got into difficulty in a dangerous rip current. Now known as Black Sunday, on that day 300 people were carried seaward in a rip current. He got caught in a strong rip current which caused him to lose his footing and he was swept out to sea. If you're caught in a rip current, don't fight it by trying to swim directly to shore. We were told also by other beach strollers that children caught in the rip current earlier had to be rescued. I swam right through the rip currents and broke through the surface on the other side. In seas up to eight feet and dangerous rip currents, two of the three Cuban migrants struggled to stay afloat. Crashing waves pose an obvious hazard, and then there are tides, rip currents and strong winds to consider.
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