英语词汇coast怎么读，是什么意思，单词翻译、读音、固定搭配用法和短语词组及例句-英汉双解词典

¹ coast /ˈkoʊst/ noun

plural coasts

¹ coast

/ˈkoʊst/

noun

plural coasts

Learner's definition of COAST

: the land along or near a sea or ocean海岸；海滨

[count]

sea/rocky coasts [=shores]海岸；岩石嶙峋的海岸
the west/east coast西/东海岸
He lives on the coast.他住在海边。

[noncount]

We drove along a long stretch of coast. [=shore]我们沿着长长的海岸线驱车前行。

the Coast US, informal : the area along or near the Pacific Ocean太平洋沿岸

He's flying out to the Coast tomorrow.他明天将飞往太平洋沿岸地区。

from coast to coast

: from one coast to the other coast of a country or continent横穿全国；横贯大陆

They traveled from coast to coast across the U.S.他们横穿了全美国。
The space shuttle launch was on television stations from coast to coast. [=throughout the country]全国电视台都播出了航天飞机的发射场景。

— see also coast-to-coast

the coast is clear

◊ When the coast is clear you can go somewhere or do something without being caught or seen because no one is in the area.四下无人；无人阻碍

OK, the coast is clear—you can come out now!好了，没人了，现在你可以出来了！

— coastal

/ˈkʰoʊstl̟/ adjective

coastal areas/regions/waters沿海地区/地域/水域
coastal mountains沿海的山峦

² coast /ˈkoʊst/ verb

coasts; coasted; coasting

² coast

/ˈkoʊst/

verb

coasts; coasted; coasting

Learner's definition of COAST

[no object]

a : to move forward using no power or very little power滑行

The car coasted to a stop.汽车滑行一会儿后停了下来。
The airplane coasted down the runway.飞机在跑道上滑行。

b : to move downhill by the force of gravity顺坡滑下

The children coasted on sleds down the snowy hill.孩子们乘着雪橇顺坡滑下雪山。
They came coasting down the hill on bicycles.他们骑着自行车顺坡下了山。

: to progress or have success without special effort轻松地取得进步（或成功）

After taking a big lead, the team coasted to victory.那个球队大比分领先之后，轻松取胜。
He was accused of trying to coast through school.他想在学业上蒙混过关，因而受到指责。
She decided she could coast along without a job for the next few months.她认定自己即便没有工作也能混上几个月。
The company is coasting on its good reputation.那家公司靠其良好声誉顺利发展。

单词	coast
释义	coast (verb) coast 5 ENTRIES FOUND: coast (noun) coast (verb) coast-to-coast (adjective) coast guard (noun) Ivory Coast (proper noun) ¹ coast /ˈkoʊst/ noun plural coasts ¹ coast /ˈkoʊst/ noun plural coasts Learner's definition of COAST 1 : the land along or near a sea or ocean海岸；海滨 [count] sea/rocky coasts [=shores]海岸；岩石嶙峋的海岸 the west/east coast西/东海岸 He lives on the coast.他住在海边。 [noncount] We drove along a long stretch of coast. [=shore]我们沿着长长的海岸线驱车前行。 2 the Coast US, informal : the area along or near the Pacific Ocean太平洋沿岸 He's flying out to the Coast tomorrow.他明天将飞往太平洋沿岸地区。 from coast to coast : from one coast to the other coast of a country or continent横穿全国；横贯大陆 They traveled from coast to coast across the U.S.他们横穿了全美国。 The space shuttle launch was on television stations from coast to coast. [=throughout the country]全国电视台都播出了航天飞机的发射场景。 — see also coast-to-coast the coast is clear ◊ When the coast is clear you can go somewhere or do something without being caught or seen because no one is in the area.四下无人；无人阻碍 OK, the coast is clear—you can come out now!好了，没人了，现在你可以出来了！ — coastal /ˈkʰoʊstl̟/ adjective coastal areas/regions/waters沿海地区/地域/水域 coastal mountains沿海的山峦 ² coast /ˈkoʊst/ verb coasts; coasted; coasting ² coast /ˈkoʊst/ verb coasts; coasted; coasting Learner's definition of COAST [no object] 1 a : to move forward using no power or very little power滑行 The car coasted to a stop.汽车滑行一会儿后停了下来。 The airplane coasted down the runway.飞机在跑道上滑行。 b : to move downhill by the force of gravity顺坡滑下 The children coasted on sleds down the snowy hill.孩子们乘着雪橇顺坡滑下雪山。 They came coasting down the hill on bicycles.他们骑着自行车顺坡下了山。 2 : to progress or have success without special effort轻松地取得进步（或成功） After taking a big lead, the team coasted to victory.那个球队大比分领先之后，轻松取胜。 He was accused of trying to coast through school.他想在学业上蒙混过关，因而受到指责。 She decided she could coast along without a job for the next few months.她认定自己即便没有工作也能混上几个月。 The company is coasting on its good reputation.那家公司靠其良好声誉顺利发展。
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