inlet

inlet

形容词

1. inlet

英 [ˈɪnlet] 美 [ˈɪnlet]

含义：进口的；入口的

名词

1. inlet

英 [ˈɪnlet] 美 [ˈɪnlet]

含义：进口；入口

词语辨析：inlet强调入口或进口的位置或功能，常用于描述海湾、河口等自然景观；entrance是进入的通道或门；access表示进入或接近某地的途径。

词汇扩充：channel、entrance、gateway

近义词：entrance、access, channel, passage, cove, bay

反义词：outlet

Collins词典

noun

An inlet is a narrow strip of water which runs between two islands or between an island and the mainland, and which often leads to a small area of calm water called a bay.

来源：Collins English Dictionary

Oxford词典

noun

A narrow strip of water extending into the land from a sea or lake.

来源：Oxford Languages

用法

1. The ship entered the inlet and docked at the harbor.

2. The small island is surrounded by beautiful inlets and bays.

3. We sailed through the narrow inlet and into the sheltered cove.

4. The coastal town is known for its picturesque inlets.

5. The river inlet is a popular spot for fishing.

6. The boat cruised along the scenic inlet.

7. The bay is connected to the ocean by a narrow inlet.

8. The resort is located on a secluded inlet of the lake.

9. The hiker followed the trail that led to a hidden inlet in the mountains.

10. The inlet provides a safe haven for boats during storms.

11. The map showed several small inlets along the coastline.

12. The river inlet is teeming with marine life.

13. The bay is formed by a series of inlets.

14. The town's economy relies on tourism, particularly from the inlet.

15. The house overlooks a picturesque inlet with stunning views.

16. The fishing village is nestled in a secluded inlet.

17. The boat sailed into the calm inlet to anchor for the night.

18. The kayakers explored the hidden inlets along the coastline.

19. The yacht charters offer tours of the scenic inlets and bays.

20. The rugged coastline is dotted with secluded inlets and beaches.