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The opposite shore is exactly what it sounds like: the opposite shore. It's often used to talk about the other bank of a river, but it can also mean the other side of a lake, bay, or even the ocean.
This is a jukugo word that uses the on'yomi readings of the kanji. If you know the kanji readings, you should know how to read this too.
対岸にある
to be on the opposite shore
対岸にわたる
to cross to the other bank
対岸に見える
to be visible on the opposite shore
対岸から見る
to look from the opposite shore
対岸から聞こえる
to be heard from the opposite shore, can be heard from the opposite shore
対岸から乗ってくる
to come by boat from the opposite shore
対岸を見る
to look toward the opposite shore
対岸を走る
to run along the other bank
対岸を目指す
to head for the other bank
対岸に大きなドームが見えた。
I could see a large dome on the opposite shore.
その高速道路は川の対岸を走っています。
That highway runs along the other bank of the river.
対岸にわたるには船に乗るか泳ぐしかないらしい。
Apparently, the only way to get to the opposite shore is by boat or by swimming.
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