littoral \LIT-er-uhl\, adjective:
1. Pertaining to the shore of a lake, sea, or ocean.
2. (On ocean shores) of or pertaining to the biogeographic region between the sublittoral zone and the high-water line and sometimes including the supralittoral zone above the high-water line.
3. Of or pertaining to the region of freshwater lake beds from the sublittoral zone up to and including damp areas on shore.
noun:
1. A littoral region.
The extensive artificialization of lake shorelines reduces the native littoral vegetation in quantity and quality.
-- Alex Córdoba-Aguilar, Dragonflies and Damselflies
There was an exuberant fierceness in the littoral here, a vital competition for existence.
-- John Steinbeck, The Grapes of Wrath
Littoral stems from the Latin word lītus which meant "shore." It was replaced by the Old English word shore but is still used by scientists
1。有关的一个湖，海，海洋的岸边。
2。 （维景湾畔）或有关之间的sublittoral的区域和高水位线，有时还包括高水位线以上的潮上带的地理区域。
3。或有关地区的淡水湖泊病床从sublittoral区最多，包括潮湿的地方上了岸。
名词：
1。沿岸地区。
广泛的湖海岸线人工化，减少在本土沿岸植被的数量和质量。
- 亚历克斯科尔多瓦咀，蜻蜓和豆娘
有在沿岸的旺盛凶猛这里，一个重要的存在竞争。
- 约翰斯坦贝克“愤怒的葡萄”
滨海源于“岸”。这意味着从拉丁词lītus它取代了旧的英文单词岸边，但科学家仍然使用
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