coast

coast
kəust
1. noun
(the side or border of land next to the sea: The coast was very rocky.) costa, litoral

2. verb
(to travel downhill (in a vehicle, on a bicycle etc) without the use of any power such as the engine or pedalling: He coasted for two miles after the car ran out of petrol.) ir en punto muerto
- coaster
- coastguard

coast n costa
coast
tr[kəʊst]
noun
1 costa, litoral nombre masculino
a village on the coast un pueblo de la costa
we spent the day by the coast pasamos el día en la costa
it sank a few miles off the coast se hundió a unas millas de la costa
intransitive verb
1 (in car) ir en punto muerto; (on bicycle) deslizarse sin pedalear
2 figurative use avanzar sin ningún esfuerzo
she coasted through her exams aprobó sus exámenes sin ningún problema
3 SMALLMARITIME/SMALL costear, bordear la costa
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
the coast is clear no hay moros en la costa
coast ['ko:st] vi
: deslizarse, rodar sin impulso
coast n
: costa f, litoral m
coast
n.
costa s.f.
costera s.f.
v.
costear v.

I kəʊst
noun
a) (shoreline) costa f

the coast is clear — no hay moros en la costa

b) (region) costa f, litoral m

from coast to coast — de costa a costa


II
intransitive verb
a) (freewheel) \<\<car\>\> deslizarse* (sin llevar el motor en marcha)
b) (proceed effortlessly)

she coasted through her exams — superó fácilmente los exámenes

[kǝʊst]
1.
N (=shore) costa f ; (=coastline) litoral m

it's on the west coast of Scotland — está en la costa oeste de Escocia

2.
VI (also: coast along) (Aut) ir en punto muerto; (on sledge, cycle) deslizarse cuesta abajo; (fig) avanzar sin esfuerzo
* * *

I [kəʊst]
noun
a) (shoreline) costa f

the coast is clear — no hay moros en la costa

b) (region) costa f, litoral m

from coast to coast — de costa a costa


II
intransitive verb
a) (freewheel) \<\<car\>\> deslizarse* (sin llevar el motor en marcha)
b) (proceed effortlessly)

she coasted through her exams — superó fácilmente los exámenes


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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