Beach (noun)

1. A strip of land, typically sandy, near the water's edge.
2. An area of sand or small stones near the water, especially by the sea or a lake.
3. A place for swimming or sunbathing, especially by the sea or a lake.
4. A place for landing or loading and unloading ships.

Origin:

Old english bece, from proto-germanic *bakjō, from a celtic source, related to welsh baich 'beach, bank'.

Examples:

1. We spent the day lounging on the beach and soaking up the sun.
2. The beach was crowded with people enjoying the warm weather.
3. He went for a swim in the ocean at the beach.
4. The lifeguards were on duty at the beach to ensure everyone's safety.
5. The ship pulled into port at the beach to unload its cargo.