Collocations for tide - noun

strong
flood, incoming, rising
ebb, outgoing
high, low
neap, spring
ocean (esp. AmE)
rip
If caught in a rip tide, strong swimmers should swim for shore.

catch
We have to get up early to catch the tide (= leave at the same time as the tide goes out).

be in
be out
come in, rise
ebb, fall, go out, recede, retreat (esp. BrE)
be on the turn (BrE), turn
occur
the time of day when the highest tides occur

wash sb/sth up
The body was washed up by the tide the next day.

line, mark
the high tide mark

pool
When the sea recedes, tide pools reveal a bewildering diversity of marine life.

at … tide
Seals lie on the rocks at low tide.

on a/the tide
We went out to sea on the ebb tide.

growing, rising
the rising tide of crime

shifting
political
He didn't have the courage to swim against the political tide.

go with, ride
go against, swim against
reverse, stem, turn, turn back
attempts to stem the tide of revolution

run
Seeing the tide was now running in his direction, he renewed his campaign for reform.

carry sb/sth along
turn
The tide of public opinion seems to be turning at last.

against a/the tide
It takes courage to speak out against the tide of public opinion.

on a tide
They were carried along on a tide of euphoria.

tide against, tide in favour/favor of
Civil liberties groups helped to turn the tide against industrial violence.

the tide of history
the shifting tides of history

the turn of the tide
In the early 1990s there was a marked turn of the tide.