shallows

英 [ˈʃæləʊz]

美 [ˈʃæloʊz]

n. (河海的)浅水处，浅滩

Collins.1

牛津词典

noun

N-PLURAL 浅水处;浅滩
The shallowsare the shallow part of an area of water.
1. At dusk more fish come into the shallows.
  黄昏时分，更多的鱼游到了浅水区。

Growing ice shelves would make the shallows uninhabitable.
生长的冰架使浅水处变的不适宜动物居住。
Shielded from the rough waves of open water, dark patches of seaweed flourish in shallows on the east coast of Bali.
从开放的水域的波涛中隔离出来，暗色繁茂的海藻点缀着巴厘岛东海岸的浅滩。
A boat floats in the shallows, the light golden and rose, foreign;
一只船在浅水里，金红色的光，陌生；
He led the team to avoid dangerous shallows.
他带领队伍避开危险的浅滩。
The boys splashed in the shallows of the pond.
男孩子们在池塘的浅水处嬉水。
One day an old Crane stood in the shallows of a lotus pond with a very dejected look upon his long face.
一天，一只老鹤站在荷花池里的浅水处，它那张长长的脸上一副沮丧的射神情。
Some of the turtles he'd seen in the shallows looked big enough to bite him in half.
有些沙洲上的海龟看起来一口就能把他咬成两半。
Ships must be careful to avoid the shallows.
船一定要小心避开浅滩。
The mare splashed through the shallows, trampling down the reeds.
母马踏过浅滩蹂躏了一些野草。
The big silver fish lay in the shallows at Howard's feet.
这条银色的大鱼已经躺在霍华德脚边的浅滩上。