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beach

beach
NounTransitive VerbIntransitive Verb
pl: beachespast: beachedpp: beacheding: beaching

Meanings

Nounbeach

A sandy or pebbly shore by the ocean or a lake.

We spent the entire afternoon relaxing on the beach.

Transitive Verbbeach
[~ something]

To pull or drive a boat or ship up onto the shore.

The sailors had to beach the vessel to repair the hull.

Intransitive Verbbeach
[~]

To come ashore or be stranded on a beach, typically referring to whales or dolphins.

A humpback whale managed to beach itself on the coast of Oregon.

Examples

The children built a giant sandcastle on the beach.

The crew had to beach the boat to clear the debris.

Several dolphins were found to have beached themselves during the storm.

Phrasal Verbs

beach up

to be stranded or driven ashore by the tide or wind

Several dead fish had beached up along the shoreline after the storm.

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