East Coast

English

Adjective

East Coast (not comparable)

Of or relating to the eastern seaboard of the United States.
- 1965, Mike Love, Brian Wilson (lyrics and music), “California Girls”, performed by The Beach Boys:
  Well, East Coast girls are hip / I really dig those styles they wear
Of or relating to Atlantic Canada.

Proper noun

The eastern seaboard of the United States.

Translations

the eastern seaboard of the United States

Chinese:
Mandarin: 東海岸／东海岸 (zh) (dōnghǎi'àn), 東岸／东岸 (zh) (dōng'àn)
Dutch: oostkust (nl) f or m
Finnish: Itärannikko
French: Côte Est (fr) f
Georgian: აღმოსავლეთი სანაპირო (aɣmosavleti sanaṗiro)
German: Ostküste (de) f
Hungarian: keleti part
Japanese: 東海岸 (higashi kaigan), イーストコースト (Īsuto Kōsuto)
Korean: 동해안 (ko) (donghaean)
Polish: Wschodnie Wybrzeże (pl) n
Russian: Восто́чное побере́жье n (Vostóčnoje poberéžʹje)
Vietnamese: Bờ Đông

See also

West Coast

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