beach

beach — noun

1. the strip of sand or pebbles where the land meets a sea, lake, or river — the ki

1.名詞A1
釋義

the strip of sand or pebbles where the land meets a sea, lake, or river — the kind of place where people swim, sunbathe, or build sandcastles.

例句

The children spent all afternoon building sandcastles on the beach.

preposition: on the beach

Hana walked barefoot along the beach, collecting smooth white shells.

同義詞
  • shore

    the land along the edge of a sea or lake; broader and less focused on sand

  • seaside

    British, refers to the beach area as a holiday destination

  • coast

    the whole stretch of land beside the sea, not just the sandy part

文法句型

on the beach

at the beach

用法筆記

Frequently used with 'on', 'at', 'to', or 'along'. 'On the beach' describes the activity location; 'at the beach' often answers where someone is in general; 'to the beach' shows movement.

常見錯誤

❌We went in the beach yesterday.
✅We went to the beach yesterday.
💡use 'to' for movement toward the beach, not 'in'.
❌The kids are playing in the beach.
✅The kids are playing on the beach.
💡for being on the surface of the sand, use 'on'.

beach — verb