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ashore
adverb
to
or
onto
the
land
from
the
sea
,
a
river
,
or
a
lake
•
After
the
shipwreck
,
the
sailors
swam
ashore
in
the
pale
moonlight
.
After
the
shipwreck
,
the
sailors
swam
ashore
in
the
pale
moonlight
.
•
The
lifeguard
blew
his
whistle
and
called
the
children
ashore
as
dark
clouds
gathered
.
The
lifeguard
blew
his
whistle
and
called
the
children
ashore
as
dark
clouds
gathered
.
from
a-
(
toward
)
+
shore
,
recorded
since
the
15th
century
in
nautical
use
adverb
on
land
rather
than
on
or
in
a
boat
or
ship
at
sea
•
While
the
crew
fixed
the
engine
,
the
captain
remained
ashore
to
study
the
charts
.
While
the
crew
fixed
the
engine
,
the
captain
remained
ashore
to
study
the
charts
.
•
Many
tourists
prefer
to
stay
ashore
and
wander
through
the
colorful
seaside
market
.
Many
tourists
prefer
to
stay
ashore
and
wander
through
the
colorful
seaside
market
.
Same
origin
as
the
movement
sense
:
from
a-
(
on
)
+
shore