I. onshore [ˈɒnʃɔ:ɐ, америк. ˈɑ:nʃɔ:r] ПРИЛ.
1. onshore (on land):
- onshore
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2. onshore (from the sea):
- onshore wind
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Within hours of moving onshore, the system had substantially weakened.
en.wikipedia.org The ringgit dropped 3.5 per cent in offshore non-deliverable forwards from the previous close, while the onshore spot rate barely moved in thin domestic markets.
www.freemalaysiatoday.com This contrasts with the more typical onshore flow.
en.wikipedia.org Production had already peaked at many onshore fields, and technology for drilling and producing offshore was just becoming available.
en.wikipedia.org It includes a significant onshore component and extends offshore to the edge of continental crust in water depths of up to 4500 m.
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