Noun
/kɔːstə/
The word "costa" refers to the side or edge of a geographical feature, often used to describe a coastal region or area. It is derived from Latin, meaning "rib" or "side." In English, it is most commonly used in specific contexts related to geography, particularly in the context of coastlines. It is not frequently used in everyday conversation but may appear more often in written texts, especially in scientific or geographical discussions.
Коста страны известна своими прекрасными пляжами и богатой морской жизнью.
Scientists are studying the flora and fauna along the costa to understand the impacts of climate change.
Ученые изучают флору и фауну вдоль косты, чтобы понять влияние изменения климата.
The city's costa attracts tourists from all over the world during the summer months.
While "costa" itself is not commonly used in idiomatic expressions, it can be referenced in phrases related to coastal regions or well-known coastal features.
"Коста ясна" - Эта фраза подразумевает, что можно действовать, так как нет преград или опасностей.
"Riding the coattails" - This expression means to benefit from someone else's success or efforts.
"На костах" - Это выражение означает "воспользоваться успехом или усилиями другого."
"Coast to coast" - Referring to the entire distance from one coast of a country to the other, particularly in the context of the United States.
The word "costa" comes from Latin, where it meant "rib" or "side." It has been adopted into various languages, retaining its meaning related to the edges or sides of geographical features.
Synonyms: shore, coastline, bank, margin
Antonyms: inland, interior, center