coast in Irish
coast in Irish is cósta — coast means the land bordering the sea.
coast in Irish
cósta
The edge of the land where it meets an ocean, sea, gulf, bay, or large lake. [from 14th c.]
What does "coast" mean?
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noun The land bordering the sea.
"The coast road is lovely in summer, with views of the water all the way."
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verb To move forward without applying power, relying on existing momentum.
"The cyclist stopped pedalling and coasted down the long hill into the village."
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verb To achieve something with minimal effort.
"After a strong start, she coasted through the rest of the term."
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coast in a sentence
- The coast road is lovely in summer, with views of the water all the way.
- Fog drifted in and hid the whole coast from view.
- The cyclist stopped pedalling and coasted down the long hill into the village.
- Once the boat reached the harbour, it coasted gently up to the dock.
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What is "coast" in Irish?
"coast" in Irish is cósta. coast means: The land bordering the sea.
How do you use "coast" in a sentence?
Example: "The coast road is lovely in summer, with views of the water all the way." In Irish, "coast" is cósta.
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