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Traducción de seacoast en Español:

seacoast

costa, n.

Pronunciación /ˈsiːkəʊst//ˈsiˌkoʊst/

nombre

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    costa femenino
    litoral masculino
    • I must also admit the beautiful location of the city of La Rochelle, along the sea coast, was also a factor!
    • This canoe allowed them to transport camping necessities via the sea coast to a distant location where we set up camp for a few days.
    • Those who are wealthy enough build villas or large vacation homes in the mountains or on the sea coast.
    • Chichester worked tirelessly for causes far beyond the New Hampshire seacoast.
    • We need to bring a new formula for habitation closer to 500 m from the seacoast for which a positive view is necessary.
    • Gale force winds which threatened floods at the weekend have blown unprecedented numbers of a small Arctic seabird on to the North sea coast.
    • With very few exceptions, most of the rest of the population lives in small picturesque villages on the seacoast.
    • The town of Kumta is located on the Arabian sea coast in the district of Uttara Kannada in the state of Karnataka.
    • Now living with her husband on the Massachusetts seacoast, it took her over two years to write the book.
    • The city is strung out 20-30 miles along the seacoast.
    • There is more rainfall in the mountains than along the seacoast.
    • In his spare time, he examined rocks in the area, especially along the sea coast.
    • I was driven from the highlands over dirt roads to Qui Nhon on the sea coast.
    • The island sloped upwards from the sea-coast in all directions, rising to a hill that was almost a mountain in the center.
    • There is a very attractive cross country short walk from here to Smugglers Cove, a small beach on the sea coast.
    • On the sandy beach on the sea coast of Burrin mountains.
    • Near the sea-coast this stream is several miles in width.
    • The security forces now dominate the eastern sea coast.
    • It is located far from Oxbridge, amidst James's own native grounds: the wilds of the bleak East Anglian seacoast.
    • All the many stories relate naturally to places on the sea coast.