jetty造句

reinforced concrete piled jetty

A jetty projected into the river.

The waves slapped against the jetty.

Instruction: You moor at No. 2 jetty.

The boat was tied up alongside a crumbling limestone jetty.

I heard Matt say as he stood on the jetty.

Visitors arriving by sea will disembark at the jetty in the main town of Kuah.

To inspect and maintain the coating for buried pipeline and jetty stakes.

Numerical modeling of tidal current in Chiwan sea area after the project of extended jetty

Construction has begun on a still larger installation, including a 1.1 mile long jetty.

( of a boat,its crew,etc)move away from a pier,jetty,etc

The wave broke over the jetty and flung the object on the wet wooden boards of the ramp.

Access to the resort is by speed-boat from the jetty at Dur, on the main island of Bahrain.

A small jetty extending from a shore to protect a beach against erosion or to trap shifting sands.

In addition to storage tank service, OTDB also provides public pipe rack and public jetty services in Daya Bay.

The problems of beach dynamical physiognomy are usually related with beach inning, aquiculture, jetty construction, and sea - route dredging and so on.

New York has always been seen to be the capital of tipping with everyone from garbage collectors to deli workers expecting to be tipped.

'I know they've had some problems with water quality but down by the jetty, you can see clear down to the bottom.

GPS-RTK bathymetric survey technique without tidal observation was successfully applied in Yangtze Estuary Channel Regulation Project for monitoring of river regime near leading jetty.

You can take your entire home on day-long deep-sea jaunts, then return to the jetty at night and power down.

Leading English newspaper the Daily Star online reported Thursday over 100 tourists fell into the water when they were boarding a ship crossing the jetty at about 10:00 a. m. local time.

In the United Kingdom, it is often referred to as a jetty. It may also be called a mole, and in combination with a breakwater, it is frequently termed a breakwater pier.

The sea is deep blue, and cannot be called smooth, for countless rows of small breakers are marching in parade-step as if following the shouted command, "One, two! One!" -- towards the trumpet-shaped jetty.