Name the oceans that wash Eurasia and ocean currents passing along its shores.

From the south-west, from the north-west and from the west, the Eurasian shores are washed by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean, and such currents as the Gulf Stream, Portuguese, Azov, etc. pass near the continent’s shores.
From the north, the mainland borders the Arctic Ocean, where the currents pass: Transarctic, Norwegian and Spitsbergen, as well as the eastern part of the Gulf Stream.
From the east of the continent is the Pacific Ocean, and the Kuroshio and Kuril currents pass through it.
From the south, in the waters of the Indian Ocean, the North Passat and Somali currents pass close to the coast.