riptide US
ˈrɪpˌtaɪd
See also: rip current (UK)
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Definition of riptide - Reverso English Dictionary

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Noun

1.
beach dangerUSrip current carrying swimmers offshoreUS
  • Swimmers were warned about the dangerous riptide.
rip current undertow
2.
wave chaosUSturbulent water where currents meetUS
  • The riptide made sailing difficult.
rip current undertow
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Origin of riptide

Old English, rip (rush) + tide (time)

Examples of riptide in a sentence

  • Surfers love the challenge of a strong riptide.
  • Swimmers were warned about the dangerous riptide.
  • The riptide pulled the boat off course.

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  1. French:courant d'arrachement, remous, ...
  2. German:Brandungsrückströmung, ...
  3. Italian:corrente di risacca, ...
  4. Spanish:resaca, ...
  5. Portuguese:correnteza, ...
  6. Chinese:离岸流, 回流, ...
  7. Japanese:離岸流, 潮流, ...
  8. Arabic:تِيَار سَاحِب, مَوْجَة سَاحِبَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:זֶרֶם סַחַף, זֶרֶם חוֹזֵר, ...
  10. Russian:обратное течение, сильное течение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:зворотна течія, ...
  12. Hindi:तेज़ समुद्री धारा, रिपटाइड, ...
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