I. coast [америк. koʊst, брит. kəʊst] СУЩ.
1.1. coast (shoreline):
1.2. coast (region):
II. coast [америк. koʊst, брит. kəʊst] ГЛ. неперех.
2. coast (move effortlessly):
3. coast (sled):
- coast америк.
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I. ivory <pl ivories> [америк. ˈaɪv(ə)ri, брит. ˈʌɪv(ə)ri] СУЩ.
I. coast [kəʊst, америк. koʊst] СУЩ.
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| you | coast |
| they | coast |
| I | coasted |
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| you | coasted |
| he/she/it | coasted |
| we | coasted |
| you | coasted |
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| I | have | coasted |
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| I | had | coasted |
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| we | had | coasted |
| you | had | coasted |
| they | had | coasted |
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Structural management deals with the use of the following: groins which are man-made solution to longshore current movements up and down the coast.
en.wikipedia.org It is not uncommon for areas along the coast (especially the southern coast) to receive no recordable snowfall in a given year.
en.wikipedia.org The fleet advanced along the Sicilian coast in battle formation, with the military ships deployed in three squadrons (see figure).
en.wikipedia.org Due to his verbally violent behavior, the coast guard was dispatched to bring him to observation at the local hospital.
en.wikipedia.org Unfortunately, the coast had a tendency to silt up and after a few years, the construction work had to be suspended.
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