Definition of tideline in English:

tideline

nounˈtʌɪdlʌɪnˈtaɪdˌlaɪn

A line left or reached by the sea on a shore at the highest point of a tide.
a waterbird was feeding along the tideline
Example sentencesExamples
- The camera follows riverbanks and tidelines with predictable regularity.
- The hot water of summer increases the stress factor for captive shrimp, and the race to the tideline can be tense.
- There was a large yacht out in the bay, and walking along the tideline was a man with a metal detector.
- On one occasion 11 rails were recovered on the tidelines between Blakeney and Morston.
- You don't just get the four seasons in a day here, you get them concurrently; when it seems like winter on the tideline, it can be summer in the streets.
- These delightful visitors from Scandinavia and northern Russia spend winter days on the windswept saltings, shingle strands and tidelines.
- He had begun to dig diligently along the low tideline and had captured two clams.
- A short walk along the causeway to Horrid Hill is a must, followed by a longer walk along the tideline to the reedbeds at Motney Hill RSPB Reserve.
- If you've left many footprints along Gulf Coast tidelines, you know what a special moment we shared.
- Oystercatchers and starlings pattered on the tideline.
- All are clean-looking products built to last on the tideline.

Rhymes

guideline, sideline

Definition of tideline in US English:

tideline

(also tide line)

nounˈtīdˌlīnˈtaɪdˌlaɪn

A line left or reached by the sea on a shore at the highest point of a tide.
a waterbird was feeding along the tideline
Example sentencesExamples
- A short walk along the causeway to Horrid Hill is a must, followed by a longer walk along the tideline to the reedbeds at Motney Hill RSPB Reserve.
- You don't just get the four seasons in a day here, you get them concurrently; when it seems like winter on the tideline, it can be summer in the streets.
- On one occasion 11 rails were recovered on the tidelines between Blakeney and Morston.
- These delightful visitors from Scandinavia and northern Russia spend winter days on the windswept saltings, shingle strands and tidelines.
- He had begun to dig diligently along the low tideline and had captured two clams.
- The camera follows riverbanks and tidelines with predictable regularity.
- Oystercatchers and starlings pattered on the tideline.
- The hot water of summer increases the stress factor for captive shrimp, and the race to the tideline can be tense.
- There was a large yacht out in the bay, and walking along the tideline was a man with a metal detector.
- If you've left many footprints along Gulf Coast tidelines, you know what a special moment we shared.
- All are clean-looking products built to last on the tideline.

单词	tideline
释义	Definition of tideline in English: tideline nounˈtʌɪdlʌɪnˈtaɪdˌlaɪn A line left or reached by the sea on a shore at the highest point of a tide. a waterbird was feeding along the tideline Example sentencesExamples The camera follows riverbanks and tidelines with predictable regularity. The hot water of summer increases the stress factor for captive shrimp, and the race to the tideline can be tense. There was a large yacht out in the bay, and walking along the tideline was a man with a metal detector. On one occasion 11 rails were recovered on the tidelines between Blakeney and Morston. You don't just get the four seasons in a day here, you get them concurrently; when it seems like winter on the tideline, it can be summer in the streets. These delightful visitors from Scandinavia and northern Russia spend winter days on the windswept saltings, shingle strands and tidelines. He had begun to dig diligently along the low tideline and had captured two clams. A short walk along the causeway to Horrid Hill is a must, followed by a longer walk along the tideline to the reedbeds at Motney Hill RSPB Reserve. If you've left many footprints along Gulf Coast tidelines, you know what a special moment we shared. Oystercatchers and starlings pattered on the tideline. All are clean-looking products built to last on the tideline. Rhymes guideline, sideline Definition of tideline in US English: tideline (also tide line) nounˈtīdˌlīnˈtaɪdˌlaɪn A line left or reached by the sea on a shore at the highest point of a tide. a waterbird was feeding along the tideline Example sentencesExamples A short walk along the causeway to Horrid Hill is a must, followed by a longer walk along the tideline to the reedbeds at Motney Hill RSPB Reserve. You don't just get the four seasons in a day here, you get them concurrently; when it seems like winter on the tideline, it can be summer in the streets. On one occasion 11 rails were recovered on the tidelines between Blakeney and Morston. These delightful visitors from Scandinavia and northern Russia spend winter days on the windswept saltings, shingle strands and tidelines. He had begun to dig diligently along the low tideline and had captured two clams. The camera follows riverbanks and tidelines with predictable regularity. Oystercatchers and starlings pattered on the tideline. The hot water of summer increases the stress factor for captive shrimp, and the race to the tideline can be tense. There was a large yacht out in the bay, and walking along the tideline was a man with a metal detector. If you've left many footprints along Gulf Coast tidelines, you know what a special moment we shared. All are clean-looking products built to last on the tideline.
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