At the seaside
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a beach |
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ein Strand |
‘When I’m on holiday I like to go for walks on the beach.’ |
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a sandcastle |
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ein Sandschloss |
‘We built a large sandcastle on the beach.’ |
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an ice cream |
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ein Speiseeis/Eis |
‘I’ll buy us some ice creams from the kiosk.’ |
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sand |
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Sand |
‘My shoes are covered in sand after I went for a walk on the beach.’ |
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sandy |
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sandig |
‘This is the closest sandy beach to Newcastle.’ |
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a pier |
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ein Pier |
‘There is an amusement arcade on the pier.’ |
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a promenade |
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eine Promenade |
‘Let’s go for a walk on the promenade.’ |
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the seafront |
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Strandpromenade |
‘You can buy postcards and souvenirs on the seafront.’ |
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Along the coast
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a coast |
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eine Küste |
‘They are going for a walk along the coast.’ |
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a cliff |
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eine Klippe |
‘We could see the cliffs from the pier.’ |
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a harbour |
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ein Hafen |
‘There’s a small fishing harbour further along the coast.’ American English = ‘harbor’ |
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a port |
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ein Hafen |
‘The ferry should reach the next port by 8p.m.’ |
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a jetty |
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eine Anlegestelle |
‘We’ll moor alongside the jetty and walk into town.’ |
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