the North Sea

noun

/ðə ˌnɔːθ ˈsiː/

/ðə ˌnɔːrθ ˈsiː/

[singular]

the part of the Atlantic Ocean that is next to the east coast of Britain北海（英国东海岸附近的大西洋海域）
CultureThe North Sea has the Shetland Islands to the north of it, Britain and the Orkney Islands to the west, Norway and Denmark to the east, and France, Belgium, Holland and Germany to the south. It covers about 220 000 square miles/570 000 square kilometres, and is relatively shallow, mostly less than 300 feet/90 metres deep. It has less salt in it than the North Atlantic, partly because a lot of fresh water flows into it from the Thames, the Rhine, the Elbe and other large rivers. There are large amounts of oil and gas under it which are being taken out for commercial use.

词汇	the North Sea
释义	the North Sea noun /ðə ˌnɔːθ ˈsiː/ /ðə ˌnɔːrθ ˈsiː/ [singular] the part of the Atlantic Ocean that is next to the east coast of Britain北海（英国东海岸附近的大西洋海域） CultureThe North Sea has the Shetland Islands to the north of it, Britain and the Orkney Islands to the west, Norway and Denmark to the east, and France, Belgium, Holland and Germany to the south. It covers about 220 000 square miles/570 000 square kilometres, and is relatively shallow, mostly less than 300 feet/90 metres deep. It has less salt in it than the North Atlantic, partly because a lot of fresh water flows into it from the Thames, the Rhine, the Elbe and other large rivers. There are large amounts of oil and gas under it which are being taken out for commercial use.
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