sandbank in Latin
sandbank in Latin is syrtis — sandbank means a ridge of sand near a shore that is partly or fully covered by water and can be a hazard to boats.
sandbank in Latin
syrtis
What does "sandbank" mean?
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noun A ridge of sand near a shore that is partly or fully covered by water and can be a hazard to boats.
"The ferry had to change course to avoid a sandbank."
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sandbank in a sentence
- The ferry had to change course to avoid a sandbank.
- At low tide, part of the sandbank was visible above the water.
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What is "sandbank" in Latin?
"sandbank" in Latin is syrtis. sandbank means: A ridge of sand near a shore that is partly or fully covered by water and can be a hazard to boats.
How do you use "sandbank" in a sentence?
Example: "The ferry had to change course to avoid a sandbank." In Latin, "sandbank" is syrtis.
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