Tide
01
潮汐
the rise and fall of the sea level, which happens regularly, as a result of the attraction of the sun and moon
例子
Fishermen need to be aware of the tide schedule to ensure their boats are safely docked.
渔民需要了解潮汐时间表，以确保他们的船只安全停靠。
High tide can flood low-lying coastal areas, leading to temporary inundation of the land.
潮汐高涨可以淹没低洼的沿海地区，导致土地暂时被淹没。
02
潮汐, 潮流
something that may increase or decrease (like the tides of the sea)
例子
There is a tide of enthusiasm for the new project.
Emotions rose and fell like a tide.
03
潮汐
there are usually two high and two low tides each day
例子
The tide carried driftwood along the shore.
Fishermen knew the direction of the tide would affect their catch.
04
趋势, 潮流
the way that the opinions of the majority of people are changing or developing
例子
A tide of support for the candidate developed overnight.
The tide of protest swept across the country.
05
潮汐, 潮流
a flowing stream or current, typically in relation to large bodies of water like oceans or seas
例子
Fishermen often work with the tide to ensure an easier journey in and out of the harbor.
渔民经常与潮汐合作，以确保进出港口更容易。
The tide carried debris down the river, eventually reaching the sea.
潮汐将碎片冲下河流，最终到达大海。
to tide
01
上升, 前进
rise or move forward
例子
The economy is tiding upward after months of decline.
The discussion tidied toward a consensus.
02
随潮漂流, 随波逐流
be carried with the tide
例子
Driftwood tidied toward the shore.
Seaweed tidied in the ocean swell.
03
随潮漂浮, 让潮水带动
cause to float with the tide
例子
Workers tidied the logs downriver.
The sailors tidied the cargo to ride with the currents.
词汇树
tidal
undertide
tide
