گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'sea'

1 عمومی:: دریا

2 ورزش و تربیت بدنی:: دریا, دریا حتما به دریا های آزاد راه دارد.

1 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with SEA, Also see AT SEA; BETWEEN A ROCK AND A HARD PLACE (DEVIL AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA); HIGH SEAS; NOT THE ONLY FISH IN THE SEA; PUT OUT (TO SEA).

2 general::   noun large area of salt water ADJ. calm, smooth a calm sea after the storm | choppy, rough The sea was too rough for sailing in small boats. | deep | shallow | blue, grey | cold | warm | inland | open The fishing boats headed for the open sea. VERB + SEA cross We crossed the Mediterranean Sea on a cruise ship. | go to (= become a sailor) | put (out) to The ship put to sea (= left port) in deteriorating weather conditions. | be lost at They were lost at sea when their ship sank en route for Madeira. | stare out to She stood on the cliff, staring out to sea. SEA + VERB rise In recent years the sea has risen by a couple of inches. | recede, retreat The sea has retreated a little since the river was diverted. SEA + NOUN water | bottom, floor | breeze | creature | port (also seaport), voyage | cliff, front, view PREP. at ~ We spent three weeks at sea. | across the ~ We sailed across the Black Sea in a yacht. | by (the) ~ We sent our furniture by sea. They live by the sea. | down to the ~ We'll go down to the sea for a swim before dinner. | in/into the ~ I love swimming in the sea! | on the ~ three ships sailing on the sea | out to ~ She fell overboard and was swept out to sea. PHRASES the bottom/edge/middle/surface of the sea, the boom/booming/murmur/roar/sound of the sea (also the seas) movement of the waves of the sea ADJ. choppy, dangerous, heavy, mountainous, raging, rough, stormy A week of heavy seas has created problems for fishermen. VERB + SEA roam, sail He has sailed the seven seas. PHRASES on the high seas, the seven seas large amount of sth ADJ. vast PREP. ~ of She scanned the vast sea of faces below her.

3 general:: noun ocean: The sea was calm.

4 general:: sea adjectives blue • The sun shone brightly upon the clear blue sea. calm • The sea was perfectly calm. rough (= with big waves ) • The sea was too rough to swim in. choppy (= with a lot of small waves ) • The wind was starting to pick up and the sea was becoming choppy. • The yachts bobbed around on the choppy sea. heavy seas (= a rough sea ) • The tanker split apart and sank in heavy seas. a stormy sea • a picture of a battleship in a stormy sea the open sea (= the part of the sea that is far away from land ) • Rescuers are trying to drive the stranded whales back out into the open sea. the deep sea (= the water deep under the surface of the sea ) • The deep sea is the most unexplored area left on the planet. verbs cross the sea • Our ancestors crossed the sea in small boats. go to sea (= go to work on a ship ) • He went to sea when he was eighteen. put to sea (= sail a boat away from land ) • The refugees put to sea in rickety rafts. be lost at sea formal (= be drowned in the sea ) • His father had been lost at sea three months before. be swept out to sea (= be taken far away from land by the sea ) • They had to rescue three young canoeists who were swept out to sea. sea + NOUN sea water • Removing salt from sea water is an expensive process. a sea view • All the bedrooms have a sea view. sea level • Average sea levels are rising year on year. the sea air (= the air close to the sea ) • He breathed in the fresh sea air. the sea bed ( also the sea floor ) (= the land at the bottom of the sea ) • A lot of these small creatures feed on the sea bed.