the two sides or shores of a river, lake, or strait

seacoast; seashore; the land along the edge of an ocean or sea

a port or station for international trade; a transit point for people and goods at a border, such as a harbor, airport, or train station

the western shore of a sea, lake, or river

along the coast or river bank; coastal; littoral; riparian

shore; bank; the land at the edge of a body of water such as a river, lake, or sea

to step onto dry land; to disembark from a boat

The shore on the opposite side of a river, lake, or other body of water; the opposite bank

the other side of a body of water, such as a river, lake, or sea

the southern shore or bank of a body of water

on the riverbank or shore

coastline; shoreline; the boundary line between the sea and the land

riverbank; riverside

to approach the shore or a dock; to come alongside a wharf or bank

east coast; east bank of a river or lake

To depart from the dock or the bank; to pull away from the shore.

a wall or bank built to prevent a river or lake from overflowing; levee

the bank or shore of a river

Nan'an, a district of central [[重庆|重慶|chong2 qing4]]

(bound form) solemn or serious in appearance; impressive; often used to describe someone looking haughty or grave

Various geographical locations, including the city in Australia and the former British colony in West Africa (now Ghana)

tall and robust in stature; stalward; imposing; gigantic

having a solemn, serious, or imposing appearance

located near the coast; coastal or alongshore

to beat against the shore or crash against the coastline; used to describe the action of waves

to go ashore; to disembark from a boat or ship to land

this side of a river or body of water; the shore where one is currently located

Jiang'an District of Wuhan city in Hubei province

A structural protection such as a concrete or stone wall used to prevent riverbanks from eroding or collapsing

(idiom) Buddhist saying meaning that there is always a way out if one repents and turns back from an evil path; literally means 'turn your head and there is the shore'.

to watch the fires burning across the river; to view someone's trouble with indifference or delay action until others have exhausted themselves

the bank on the left side of a river when facing downstream

the opposite side of a river, lake, or body of water

Côte d'Ivoire, a country in West Africa; also called [[科特迪瓦|科特迪瓦|ke1 te4 di2 wa3]].

the land along the edge of a lake

(abbreviation) coastal artillery; large guns positioned on a coast or island to defend a shoreline

heavy guns or artillery pieces installed on a coastline for defense against naval vessels

sandy bank or beach by a body of water

a steep cliff or high embankment; a high and steep slope along a body of water

A navigational mark or sign placed on the shore to guide ships, help determine position, or warn of hazards like reefs and sandbars; also used as an abbreviation for [[岸上目标|岸上目標|an4 shang4 mu4 biao1]].

the edge of a body of water such as a riverbank or shore

a rocky coast or cliff; a coastline characterized by rocky bluffs, deep waters, and many harbors

to move a boat to the shore; to pull in or dock

to unload or bring cargo from a ship to the shore; to land goods

A high bank at the water's edge; shoreline

An ocean current that flows parallel to the shoreline, typically caused by waves striking the coast at an angle; also known as [[顺岸流|順岸流|shun4 an4 liu2]].

(literary) big and tall; towering and stalwart in build

to have a grave or dignified appearance; used to describe someone who looks solemn and serious like a Daoist priest

the eastern coast of a country or region