surf的意思|surf的解释-里氏词典

Surf \Surf\, n. [Formerly spelled suffe, and probably the same
word as E. sough.]
The swell of the sea which breaks upon the shore, esp. upon a
sloping beach.

{Surf bird} (Zo["o]l.), a ploverlike bird of the genus
{Aphriza}, allied to the turnstone.

{Surf clam} (Zo["o]l.), a large clam living on the open
coast, especially {Mactra solidissima} (syn. {Spisula
solidissima}). See {Mactra}.

{Surf duck} (Zo["o]l.), any one of several species of sea
ducks of the genus {Oidemia}, especially {Oidemia
percpicillata}; -- called also {surf scoter}. See the Note
under {Scoter}.

{Surf fish} (Zo["o]l.), any one of numerous species of
California embiotocoid fishes. See {Embiotocoid}.

{Surf smelt}. (Zo["o]l.) See {Smelt}.

{Surf whiting}. (Zo["o]l.) See under {Whiting}.

Surf \Surf\, n.
The bottom of a drain. [Prov. Eng.]

"There were some little kids in the surf and they were just covered with it," Haskell said.
"We still have the surf.
"They tried to have mass burials at sea, but the next morning many floated back in on the surf," she told the Houston Chronicle this week. "The men had to dig trenches and burn them.
They hand parts around with regularity, and the most astounding thing about any performance is the beauty and precision of the choral work, sounding sometimes like the pounding surf, at other times like rustling reeds.
Angela was vacationing with her family at Maui, Hawaii, in October when she dove into the surf and helped pull out a Japanese woman being swept away by a strong current.
Now Satriani's manager, veteran San Francisco concert promoter Bill Graham, has the trio scheduled to surf down the East Coast next month for a series of dates ending Aug. 19 and 20 here at the Pier.
Stretched out on a bed, Mr. Bates learned to relax to soft music, a pounding surf and a hypnotic sermon.
Hawaii Island beach parks were closed Tuesday when surf surged to more than 15 feet on the southeast coast of Hawaii Island.
We walked barefoot through the surf. From the beach, the sharp outlines of white-washed walls dazzled against the deep blue sky.
A high surf advisory was issued for beaches along the south shore of Hawaii Island, southernmost in the Hawaiian chain, in anticipation of waves as high as 15 feet.
Voters in two San Francisco Bay area counties _ Alameda and Marin _ voted down measures to create or strengthen "nuclear free zones." Known for its sun, surf and celebrities, Malibu added cityhood to its string of alliterative claims to fame.
When caught in the surf, the creatures are often broken apart, but their toxins remain active for hours even after being washed up on the sand.
There were no reports of any property damage related to the surf or wind, he said.
In a plaza, models cavort to a Michael Jackson song and tout a line of surf wear.
"Maybe I'll go there someday, learn to surf, meet a blonde." VMS raised $1.1 billion from more than 100,000 investors through the funds, including sales commissions.
Throughout the islands, roads were closed and boaters ran aground in the high surf.
It is full of healthy, well-toned male and female lifeguard bodies, surf scenes, and that's it.
Winds combined with increasing surf to push new bands of thick crude ashore, threatening wildlife sanctuaries.
Heavy surf washed away about 100 feet of sand from the south side of Oregon Inlet, threatening to damage the approach to the Herbert C. Bonner Bridge that leads to Hatteras Island, about 20 miles off the North Carolina coast.
Now the companies sell everything from T-shirts with surf scenes to miniskirts and bikinis made from neoprene, the type of rubber used in wet suits.
To monitor rising surf, residents along the affected coastlines will maintain a watch and report to Civil Defense officials, Kim said.
"I'm disgusted," surfer Bill Casper said while watching the black tide roll in at his favorite surf spot near Huntington Beach Pier. "It's going to affect the beach for years.
Even people in landlocked locales like Tempe, Ariz., and Denver are managing to surf on home turf thanks to a proliferation of wave pools, which generate waves mechanically.
The surf was rough not only along the coasts of Oregon and Washington state, but also along the North Carolina coast, where a storm was moving out to sea.
Rescuers called off their search Sunday for three people missing and believed drowned in the Atlantic Ocean, including a father and daughter swept into heavy surf as two other family members watched.
Rough sea conditions prevailed along portions of the East Coast. A heavy surf advisory was in effect on the North Carolina coast.
Beaches are the same as ever along the top of the 7, perhaps even broader, but not along the vertical stretch, where 100 feet of sand used to slope gently toward the turquoise surf.
Hawaii Island beach parks were closed Tuesday in anticipation of heavy surf from Hurricane Dalilia, and residents were urged to stock up on emergency supplies, although the storm appeared to turn away.
SoCal has the sun, sand, surf punks and a serious attitude problem.
The girls swam out, grasped an arm and towed the exhausted girl to shore, fighting a strong current and rough surf.

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