海岸
hǎi àn
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coastal;
seacoast
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岸边
àn biān
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shore
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海岸线
hǎi àn xiàn
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coastline;
seaboard;
shoreline
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对岸
duì àn
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opposite bank (of a body of water)
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岸上
àn shàng
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ashore;
on the riverbank
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靠岸
kào àn
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(of a boat) to reach the shore;
to pull toward shore;
close to shore;
landfall
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上岸
shàng àn
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to go ashore;
to climb ashore
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河岸
hé àn
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riverside;
river bank
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离岸
lí àn
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offshore
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沿岸
yán àn
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coastal area;
littoral or riparian
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岸然
àn rán
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solemn;
serious
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彼岸
bǐ àn
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the other shore;
(Buddhism) paramita
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堤岸
dī àn
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embankment;
bank;
levee
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左岸
zuǒ àn
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Left Bank (in Paris)
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两岸
liǎng àn
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bilateral;
both shores;
both sides;
both coasts;
Taiwan and mainland
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口岸
kǒu àn
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a port for external trade;
a trading or transit post on border between countries
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伟岸
wěi àn
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imposing;
upright and tall;
outstanding;
gigantic in stature
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象牙海岸
xiàng yá hǎi àn
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Côte d'Ivoire or Ivory Coast (Tw)
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隔岸观火
gé àn guān huǒ
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to watch the fires burning across the river;
to delay entering the fray until all others have been exhausted by fighting amongst themselves (idiom)
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登岸
dēng àn
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to go ashore;
to disembark
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南岸
nán àn
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Nananqu district of central Chongqing municipality, formerly in Sichuan
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黄金海岸
huáng jīn hǎi àn
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name of various places including Gold Coast (Australian city), Gold Coast (former British colony in Africa) and Costa Daurada (area on the coast of Catalonia, Spain)
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偉岸
wěi àn
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imposing;
upright and tall;
outstanding;
gigantic in stature
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傲岸
ào àn
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proud;
haughty
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兩岸
liǎng àn
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bilateral;
both shores;
both sides;
both coasts;
Taiwan and mainland
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