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sea-poose

/ˈsiː.puːs/

Traduction: Nom désignant un courant sous-marin dirigé vers le large, qui se forme après que les vagues se sont brisées sur le rivage.

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noun

/ˈsiː.puːs/formal
  • frNom désignant un courant sous-marin dirigé vers le large, qui se forme après que les vagues se sont brisées sur le rivage.

A noun referring to the seaward undercurrent created after waves have broken on the shore.

  1. Seaward undercurrentC2informal

    A strong, often dangerous, seaward-flowing current that occurs after waves break on the shore, pulling water and objects back out to sea.

    frCourant de retour

    • Swimmers should be cautious of the sea-poose, which can quickly pull them away from the beach.
    • The lifeguard warned about a dangerous sea-poose forming near the pier.
    • After the storm, the sea-poose was particularly strong, dragging debris out into the ocean.

    Synonymesbackwashriprip currentriptidesea-pussundertow