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English	English
shore	rivage
across a country, not on road or track, operating off roads, racing over fields, through the fields; from one side to the other of a nation, from shore to shore	cross-country
act of coming to the ground, arrival on land, arriving on the ground; setting on the ground; climbing onto the shore; platform between flights of stairs; dock, level area between stairs, place for loading or unloading	landing
allotted time, be miserly, deny, fixed amount of work; period of time; limitation, restriction, economize, skimp; be frugal, shore bird, stop, stoppage	stint
alluvium, mud or sand deposited by flowing water; deposits of mud or sand; land formed by deposits of mud or sand; flood, formation of land, movement of sea against shore	alluvion
along the shore or coast, alongside, alongside of, being near shore//alongside, beside a shore, by the side, by the side of	alongshore
ancient seaport on the coast of Samaria, and the Roman capital of Palestine, situated approximately 35 km/22 mi south of present-day Haifa, Israel, ancient town in Israel on the shore of the Mediterranean Sea that was built by King Herod during the fir...	Caesarea
Antarctic shore bird	sheathbill
any of several small wading birds with long slender beaks, long-billed shore bird	sandpiper
appear unexpectedly, area notable for something, arrive by plane, arrive on the ground, alight; set on the ground; bring to shore; drop anchor; climb onto dry ground; exit from a ship; arrive at, end up in (a place, situation, etc.); obtain, get a hold...	land
area by the shore; part of a city near the shore, part of town alongside water	waterfront
area of ground that is near a lake, shore of a lake, lakefront, located on the edge of a lake, situated on the shore of a lake	lakeside
at sea some way from shore, blowing from water to land, far from shore; away from the shore, in foreign country, in water some way from shore	offshore
away from the shore	off shore
be extinguished, date somebody, exit; be turned off (light); (his back) was thrown out; strike, flow outward from shore, go out of style, socialize	go out

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